Hey mathias! for having a second line you can use the "site tagline" in "Customize" -> "Site Title" -> "Site Tagline" :+1:

@arminunruh Wow, I feel so dumb. That worked. Thanks for your help and allowing me to try out Lay Theme. I'll buy a license in a couple of weeks when I receive my paycheck. Thanks again!

.fixed-element{ position: fixed; top: 200px; left: 30%; z-index: 5; background-color: rgba(255,255,255,0.8); padding: 20px; } maybe something like this, with a background color that has some transparency and padding.

ok. hmm maybe you could try to use a longer and more detailed  sentence for your website description? I guess google is using the text on the frontpage instead of the metatag because the tag is not descriptive/detailed enough.

Yeah all kinda weird there. No, didn't try it without using flexbox. Barely got the grid together using flexbox. Because flexbox was/is relatively easy to understand for me. My skills regarding coding are very basic ;) Right now the footer is more important. The Grid would be a nice to have but is not essentially for the website. More a cosmetic thing. Best, Quirin

Hey Mikky, For Lay Theme 1.8.2 I included an option for that in the customizer. "Customize" → "Mobile" → "Mobile Menu" → "Show Menu Bar Border"

hey Ryan! Thanks! Could you please update your lay theme to the latest version? This might help a bit but it probably won't fix it completely. There is currently a bug with lay theme and layouts that are category layouts. Gonna work on that!

hey MAN, yes that's a good idea! I will write it down and work on that one day.

@mrrpringle said: I am hoping to adjust my mobile site to display the page "info" in text without having to open the hamburger menu. Is this possible? Yes with custom phone layouts: http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-phone-layouts You could add a link to the info page with that. It will only show up on mobile. On a separate note—I was wondering how to eliminate the tablet display for my site all together so it switches from desktop to mobile when resized in a browser. I am not exactly sure what you mean here, can you further explain this? :/

hello mr pringle, If you want to show your mobile menu on one page and not show it on another page you could use custom css for that. Here is a little explanation on how to use css based on the current page: http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#menu-color-based-on-current-page You could hide your mobile menu and your site title with custom css only on mobile for that particular page. By using custom pone layouts http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-phone-layouts you could then add another text on at the top of your info page which could be the title of your site. I think maybe it is easier to just hide your mobile menu in the customizer but keep showing your mobile site title. Then using custom phone layouts you could add a link to your info page on your frontpage.

Hey thanks, it seems to work fine now. Maybe some problem during the maintenance mode? Abd you are right, I kind of hijacked the logo there, because I wasn's sure hoe to put an image over the cover pic.

sry not so easy to do…

@arminunruh Hey Armin, Super! Thanks. Yes, it's really only in the category layout: now I re-did the layout, but as soon as I try to add a text field, it fails again. So, I'll e-mail you my login... Thank you so much! A

@arminunruh said: nav.primary{ -webkit-transform: none; transform: none; } That worked perfectly! Thanks so much for all.

Thank so much! That worked!

Should be fixed now with lay theme 1.8.0

Thank you!

looks nice! ok, will write it down and think about that