Hi @maarschalk there is not a default solution for this. But you can try two things. Position and move the menu items manually by its ID with position: absolute;. Don't use the default menu at all and make your own little menu with custom HTML. I hope I could help! Let me know if you need further help! Marius

Hi @r-bsky since the LayGridder is more vertically orientated – there is no official solution for horizontal layout. But with custom CSS you can try it to make it happen. Maybe you can float the Gridder rows to the left. But I think this needs a lot of modification. Not sure if it is worth to use Laytheme for this. Best! Marius

Hi @Ulf until now this does not exist. But we might integrate it in the near future. Thank you @TKN for the good tip! Have both a good day! Marius

Hi @Ulf you are right. Until now no feature like this really exists. I wrote it down for future improvements. Thank you for your input! Marius

Hi @pierobis now it seems to work, right? Let me know! Marius

Hi @Lilli ok. I see what you mean. To link to a page and then directly scroll down (onepager) is not a default feature of Wordpress or LayTheme. You need to use a trick or a workaround. Have a look here: http://laythemeforum.com:4567/topic/1638/how-can-i-link-to-an-anchor-point-on-another-page/2 http://laythemeforum.com:4567/topic/1261/scroll-to-anchor-on-another-page/3 Let me know if you get further. All the best! Marius

Thank you Marius, I didnt know I can put the "-" glyph to go to negative numbers!

Hi @OHA-Osthang it is possible to show a project description: [image: 1512364832758-bildschirmfoto-2017-12-04-um-13.20.16-resized.png] [image: 1512364843536-bildschirmfoto-2017-12-04-um-13.20.21-resized.png] I hope that answers your question. Have a good day! Marius

Nevermind I figured it out. Holy shit ahahahaha.

@arminunruh Ok thanks for the reply! I do see the issue across all browsers i use (FF, Safari, Chrome) Thanks for clarifying the cover issue, so it seems i interpreted the check box wrong. Could you give me a hint of how to use CSS to disable the cover row for mobile across the website, but only for project pages? Thanks! Leo

Hi @PascalKueppers ok. I see. No. That is not possible. We will try to implement that in the future. All the best! Marius

Hi @dsong3832 ok. Now I understand. Your solution is a quick and dirty solution. but possible. I would not use it for a complex website. But for a portfolio website which you build yourself it should be fine. Otherwise you need to use jQuery. First of all your code looks pretty messed up. Try this: #hover { background: url('image A.jpg'); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-size: contain; width: 30vw; height: 10vw; } #hover:hover { background: url('image B.jpg'); } <div id="hover"></div> Play around with the size to see what fits you the best.Also you can play around with the background-image-size. I hope I could help! Have a good day! Marius

No worries, I figured it out - just had to drag the projects into the arrangement I wanted!

here is the link: http://juliawagner-portfolio.de/