@mariusjopen [image: 1498645968080-bildschirmfoto-2017-06-28-um-12.32.00-resized.png] Hi Marius, i inspect the Link and this was shown. Can you help me with this information? Thanks, Susanne

Hi Anders, you need to upload the font files to Laytheme. I don't know if Typekit gives you files to upload. Otherwise you have to embed them manually to your website with CSS. I hope I could help! Marius

Hi C, Best is you develop the website offline on your computer and uplaod it when it is done. Until then you make a simple index.html with the logo and upload it onto your webhost. Otherwise you need to create a front page in Laytheme and put some info on. But that will maybe disturb you from building the rest of the site. I hope I could help! Best! Marius

Hi Wouter! I cannot really see the issue here: [image: 1498640837544-bildschirmfoto-2017-06-28-um-11.06.33-resized.jpg] With which browser does the problem occur? All the best! Marius

Hi Chiara, you don't need to be a wizard at all. This is simple CSS knowledge. If you want to solve easy things like this in the future you can make a free CSS tutorial at Codeacademy. Afterwards I am happy to assist you ;-) All the best :-) Marius

This helped me a lot too! Thanks for posting this before I started to break the html :D

Hi Dexter, it is not really possible to split the navigation. At least not to have everything fully automatic when you add a new page to the menu. You can address each navigation point by the ID and then move them around with position fixed or absolute. This is a little bit of a dirty trick and you might need to adjust it on the mobile version etc. I hope I could help! Best! Marius

ok solved it like that with a custom menu in css & html <nav><ul id="upright" class="menu-item menu-item-type-post_type menu-item-object-page menu-item-1231"><a href="http://mysite.com/page/" data-id="1231" data-type="page" data-title="page">page</a></ul></nav> I just needed to catch those menu item numbers to make the fader works again Best, JJ

Hi Lucien! Can you post the code that I can have a look? Best! Marius

Hi Oromrea, try to put the code in a textbox and put the textbox in plain-html mode: [image: 1498082852297-bildschirmfoto-2017-06-22-um-00.06.41-resized.png] Best :-) Marius

Hi Arne, I think there is no clean solution for this. You will have to find a workaround. I tried this and it worked: I created a link like this in a html textbox in the gridder: <a name="chapter4"></a> [image: 1498082354258-bildschirmfoto-2017-06-21-um-23.58.23-resized.png] Then I added #chapter4to the end domain and it jumped down to the anchor. You will probably need to build an extra navigation which has the ````#ancors````` in the end of the url. Like in the example I sent you in the beginning. I hope that was not too confusing :-) Best! Marius

Hey Dustin!, Maybe just embed the buttons with plain html in the custom footer or header section. You can define the size of the images in the Custom CSS. This might be interesting as well: https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_social_media_buttons.asp Let me know! Best! Marius

Hi Paubo, stupid question: Wordpress and Laytheme are up to date? Best! Marius

Hi nsm! You can achieve that with custom CSS: .tagline { position: absolute; left: -40vw; top: 10px; } Or you create a new Tagline in the Custom HTML section and move it to the center. Best! Marius

Perfect! Happy to hear!

Hi ParallaxCollab! You might look for this setting feature: [image: 1497458430587-bildschirmfoto-2017-06-14-um-18.39.59.png] There is no other way to modify the breakpoints. Best! Marius