Hi @marshall All your links on the bottom work. I get redirected to https://www.petermarshall-photography.com/category/portfolio when I click on the camera logo. Do you have the latest version of Laytheme and Wordpress installed? Which browser do you use? Best! Marius

Hi Marius. Great. Thanks a lot!

Hi @leandrodisler with me it loops: [image: 1510574225741-bildschirmfoto-2017-11-13-um-12.56.54-resized.png]. This image, right? I really recommend to embed a movie. It will look much more smooth and less pixelated. But it is your choice of course. Which browser are you using? Best! Marius

Hi @JessH you can add this to your Custom CSS code: .type-project .txt { display: none; } I am not sure if you are using LayTheme the right way. It looks like you are using the project-thing for pages instead of pages: [image: 1510574123445-bildschirmfoto-2017-11-13-um-12.54.46.png] This should be under PAGES. And under PROJECTS should be the list of each project. Best! Marius

Hi @yourlocalboy we also don't know. Best is you test a couple of plugins and see. :-D Best! Marius

Hi @arminunruh, This works! Thank you very much! All best, Loris

ok thanks

Hi @mariusjopen Thanks! Gonna try it out and post results when done! jQuery, brace yourself! :)

@mariusjopen said in Back To Top Button: 10000 Hi Marius, thanks a lot again for your answer. Unfortunately it doesn´t work by rising the z-index to 10000. Any other suggestions? Jan*

Thank you Marius :) I deactivated fullscreen slider and it was gone. Perfect! Cheers Sibylle

Hi @kpxjackson With a lot of coding and workarounds – maybe. But no. If you want to have something fluid like this – LayTheme is not the way to go. That looks like some unique coding. Best MArius

Hi @Eightmuro8 ok. I see. I would make it differently. I would make an extra page and put everything in what you want to have on the overlay page. Then you define this page as a footer of another page. With CSS you can give that footer a position: fixed; top: 0px, left: 0px, width: 100vw, height: 100vh; I hope that helps! Best! Marius

HI @adam by right clicking on an image you can give it a class. Then you can apply the CSS only to that class. Yes. Of course. The image with get bigger because of the "frame". You need to work with that – or you make the frame as a part of the image. The solution I proposed is more a workaround – because this is not a very common thing to do. Best! Marius

Thank you so much! I will def try that :-)

Hi @fm Except putting a logo in – no way until now. Bst! Marius

Hi @KIM there must be plugins for that. I don't know which one. But you can try many. All the best! Marius

Hi @Susi That is also possible without plugin. Have a look here: [image: 1509965790800-bildschirmfoto-2017-11-06-um-11.51.52-resized.png] You set a background picture [image: 1509965807897-bildschirmfoto-2017-11-06-um-11.52.05.png] You make the height of the row the browser height [image: 1509965834713-bildschirmfoto-2017-11-06-um-11.52.13-resized.png] That will look like this [image: 1509965847951-bildschirmfoto-2017-11-06-um-11.52.46.png] You give the first row a class called background [image: 1509965866538-bildschirmfoto-2017-11-06-um-11.53.12-resized.png] You make a second row with some content. [image: 1509966068074-bildschirmfoto-2017-11-06-um-12.00.38-resized.png] You give that row the class: second-row .background { position: fixed; top: 0px; margin: 0px; left: 0px; width: 100vw; } .second-row { margin-top: 100vh; } You add this to your Custom CSS code. DONE! I hope that was easy to understand :-) Best! Marius

Thank you! Useful to know