Hello Joackim! Hm, i think if you enable autoplay, there is this setting to disable click/drag: [image: 1768986864818-65896edf-a973-4dcf-96b6-3c4059e45158-image.png] but its not dependent on desktop/mobile you could create a custom phone layout, then create a carousel inside of it, and enable this setting for that carousel there. then on phones, ppl would see this one! https://laytheme.com/documentation/custom-phone-layouts.html

ok i released an update now that fixes this!

oh i forgot. above, you have "textformat settings" and you need to enable this first: [image: 1768743021773-screenshot-2026-01-18-at-14.29.50.png] (make sure youre using the latest lay theme version)

Amazing thank you !

Nice one Armin, thanks!

Just saw the update! Wow this is great. Thank you Armin.

thanks so much - will try now :)

hello! i dont really understand what you mean with: "At 50%, they are only half their size. That's why I changed it to 100%" If you use the splitscreen type of layout, the left half needs to be 50% and the right 50% or 20% and 80% they always need to be 100% width combined. if you have two sides that are both 100% width, it doesn't make sense :D

@arminunruh Oh yes, that was the problem. Thank you for your help.”

@arminunruh alright 👍🏻 thanks for checking ! Have a great week !

i wrote it down, not sure when i will have time to work on this

Thank you!

👌 thanks!

ah interesting so you're using different content on the left side (footer) on every page on the left side: [image: 1767963487695-15d408ee-97b7-42be-81d3-d1bfbdf7849a-image.png] is this an accordion element? or is this done with expand/collapse rows? Can you try this: in Lay Options -> Footers make sure, the footer you choose here is the same for every page, the one that displays your menu: in this example you see we set the project footer and the page footer to the same footer page "Footer". [image: 1767963567982-e1d0b510-511d-4e29-ac97-18a6d104fe6c-image.png] your menu page should be the footer you set above for all page types: [image: 1767963578051-71688f6d-15ed-40b5-9736-6cdf4536b327-image.png] Now, when you click on a project, on the left side, the menu should stay the same A different approach: Instead of using the splitscreen tutorial, you could simply create page that overlaps all other pages: In Lay Options -> Extra features, enable Fixed Header. [image: 1767963733768-e046adb4-947c-40ee-bea2-233b1dc24f77-image.png] A new menupoint will show up: Lay Options -> Fixed Header here you can choose a page to overlay all other content of your website. This page can then include your menu with the accordion and more. A second different approach: (the one i would suggest) Instead of using the splitscreen approach, simply create a menu with submenus. In the customizer you can find submenu settings! here is some info about submenus: https://laytheme.com/documentation/menus.html#submenus

thank you!

do you mean the lightbox? https://laytheme.com/addons/lightbox.html you probably mean lightbox, but then you want to be able to zoom in even more right?

[image: 1766909812558-screenshot-2025-12-28-at-09.16.27.png] and make sure frame top and frame bottom are 0

Hey Armin, thank you very much! Last CSS version is completely fine! Thank you very much! And YES, next time I'm posting a link. :-) Merry Christmas and guten Rutsch! :-D

@CineST hey sorry for the late reply. So what to do is: Create your news categories so you have for example: "news 1", "news 2" and "news 3". Create your news posts and assign them to the one of the news categories. Create a new page and add 4 new blank rows. Right click on row 2 and choose "collapse row", repeat this for rows 3 and 4. It should now say "collapsed" on rows 2, 3 and 4. Go to More > News Element and at the top left of the dialog box choose "news 1" category - this will only show news from the "news 1" category. Drop this news element in the second row. Repeat this step again but choose "news 2" from the categories dropdown this time and drop it into the third row. Repeat again but choose "news 3" and drop into the fourth row. Now create a text box and type in "news 1", highlight "news 1" and click the upward and downward arrow box (expand/ collapse row link) - this is along the top of the dialog box and to the left of the font name. The expand row box dialog box will open up and then select "row 2" - you will know its been selected when it becomes a light violet colour. Also in this box tick "collapse other rows". Click Save and then Ok. Drop this text box into the first row. Now create another text box and type in "news 2" and repeat the same steps but select "row 3" this time and again drop it beside the first text box in the first row. Create another text box and type in "news 3" and repeat the same steps but this time select "row 4" and finally drop the textbox beside the other two textboxes on the first row. Publish/Update the page and you should have a simple news category filter system :) An extra tip would be to change the row gutters between the collapsed rows to 0 so when you filter them they show up in the same place. Of course you can also call your news categories anything and the textboxes too can be something different - "news 1, news 2, news 3" are just examples. Lastly, when you are in the expand/row collpase dialog box you can play around with the replacement text and the speed of which they open too. Hope that helps! Cheers!

many thanks for this! Works great!