It worked like magic, thanks a lot!

try this this makes all menubars of project pages black: body[data-type="project"] .navbar { background-color: black!important; } similarly you can do: body[data-type="page"] .navbar { background-color: green!important; } which makes all "pages" menubars green

hey please dont insert jquery, its already inserted!, so remove this: <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.6.0.min.js"></script> please read this on how to do something when a new page is loaded: https://laytheme.com/documentation/custom-javascript.html#newpage-events we have a custom javascript event window.laytheme.on("newpageshown", function(){ the onload event will only trigger one time, instead of every time you go to another page IF your website doesnt do a hard reload on navigation but instead uses the default ajax way of navigating your website uses the normal ajax navigation this is how i would do it. on newpageshown, it checks if the page is a project or not. if it is, it hides the star. if its not a project it shows the star and moves it. <script> window.laytheme.on("newpageshown", function(){ if(jQuery('body').attr('data-type') == 'project'){ jQuery('#logo').hide(); } else { jQuery('#logo').show(); move(); } }) function move() { let img = document.getElementById('logo'); let imgWidth = img.width; // Récupère la largeur actuelle de l'image let imgHeight = img.height; // Récupère la hauteur actuelle de l'image // Calcule les positions aléatoires en tenant compte des dimensions de l'image let maxX = window.innerWidth - imgWidth; // Position horizontale maximale let maxY = window.innerHeight - imgHeight; // Position verticale maximale // Déplace l'image dans un emplacement aléatoire mais dans les limites de la fenêtre img.style.left = Math.floor(Math.random() * maxX) + "px"; img.style.top = Math.floor(Math.random() * maxY) + "px"; } </script> you may also want to use this css #logo{ pointer-events:none; } this way you can click things that are behind the star

That did it. Thank you very much.

@alasdair17 Thanks, it works! Looks like I had the "img" and class the wrong way around... Cheers :)

@Hayo-Gebauer Great stuff!

@felix_rabe exactly that's what I thought as well. seems it was a bug and is fixed now. thanks.

hey, yep filebird works well with laytheme, you can create folders and sub folders for your media items. It is free but the paid version allows you to see the sub folders when you are uploading/modifying images to the gridder.

thanks so much @felix_rabe !

thank you very much! It now works perfectly! Have a good day

cause its position: fixed; its css MAYBE

ok very good

i changed my first css that i posted at first. it seems like it made too many things transparent. ^^

@felix_rabe Perfect, thank you so much again!

i dont understand what you mean do you have a link you mean you add a new row and it doesnt show?

oh i understand. are you using the "place freely" method of placing elements? https://laytheme.com/documentation/place-freely.html

@arminunruh It works! Thank you so much 🤍

you mean the submenu? if u update now this should be fixed sorry about that!