Thanks for the tip!

Hi @mariusjopen Ok, I see, no problem. And yes after the last update videos are working fine- thanks! Best, D.

Hi @matous can you send us a screenshot of the problem? Then it is easier to understand. Best! Marius

@mariusjopen I'm talking about what you see in the browser tab: [image: 1509357427733-bildschirmfoto-2017-10-30-um-10.56.28.png] Ok, I will search a plugin... or find an other way Thank you

Hi @Mak Just to get you right. You are talking about gradients or transitions? What about putting a gradient image as hover-image for the project thumbnails? Otherwise you can also try do add a CSS gradient. You can add a CSS gradient to any div-box you like in the Custom CSS section. Have a look at CSS gradients here: https://www.w3schools.com/css/css3_gradients.asp let me know if you have more specific questions – or post a link to your website. Best! Marius

hi @mariusjopen, Thank you for your help and explanation. Best

Hi Guys, any idea for doing the same with the site img? I am using an image instead of a text. I will need to use a different logo color (black or white) for each page or project. Thanks!!

@mariusjopen said in how to embed P5.js sketches: Iframe is not a solution, I assume? Hi Marius, Thanks for the quick revert. Im not very familiar with the HTML/CSS, but can manage some basic stuff in this medium. Could you elaborate a bit on the iframe? Thanks, Sunil

Have a look here: <script> jQuery(function () { if (jQuery(window).width() > 600) { // YOUR CODE HERE } jQuery(window).on('resize', function () { if (jQuery(window).width() > 600) { // YOUR CODE HERE } }); jQuery(window).on('resize', function () { if (jQuery(window).width() <= 600) { // YOUR DISABLING CODE HERE } }); }); </script> Maybe you need to adjust it with this: http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-javascript But that should cover it. Best! Marius

Hi @joshujoshu There is no official way to do it. You have roughly 2 options: You move the title or a div with the title on top of the site description. Using CSS. Maybe even hide the site description. Use jQuery to replace the site description with the title. It is possible. Not very very complicated. But might be a bit tricky if you are a beginner. Let me know how I can help! It helps us also to see the website of yours. Best! Marius

eureka! I knew it was something so simple, just didn't know exactly where it was. Thank you much, Marius.

@mariusjopen I have already built a large amount of my website without any issues, would starting with a fresh wordpress installation loose all my work up to this point?

Hi @Paul_Moxie Can you try to use this code here: .fixed { position: fixed; top: 0px !important; z-index: 0; width: 600px !important; right: -26vh; } Also this is a workaround. I hope that helps! Best! Marius

HI @Loris ! Have a look here: a:hover span { color: grey !important; } So now all the links which contain <span> elements are getting grey on hover. If you want to limit it to specific boxes you can add another class in front like here: .ANOTHERCLASS a:hover span { color: grey !important; } I hope I could help! Best! Marius

Hi @useruser Custom fields are not possible in Laytheme. If you want to use custom fields and other extras we recommend the plugin LayGridder. Best! :-) Marius

Hi @gjb ok. Now I see what you mean. It is a bit complex to explain you how to do it. I strongly recommend to make a basic CSS course at Codeacademy. The stuff you need to do is all very basic and you should be able to do it yourself. After you did the course and tried it – I am happy to answer specific questions. Good luck! Marius

Bump this. Would really love this feature.