Hey Michael! :D No I don't think so :/

Hey Michael! You can offset the elements to make them overlap. Here is a little description about that: http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#elements-with-offsets thanks for recommending lay theme, rlly appreciated :D

Hm hmmm, I guess you could maybe add that script tag using the gridder with '+More'->'+HTML' Maybe that works. I think probably that may not work if you are navigating to the page from within the website cause I think <script> tags are not executed when the website replaces content using javascript which is the case with lay theme since lay themes frontend is a javascript app. Would be much better if you could embed an iframe instead of the script tag

Hey! Hmm, you could insert an image in the gridder using "+More" -> "+HTML". There you can write your image markup with an anchor and your onclick event.

Ahw, yeah try: register_api_field instead of register_rest_field, just change the name. i have to update the wpapi that comes bundled with lay theme, then register_rest_field will work. until then use register_api_field, its the same function

Hmm, I see that you are using "$", but you need to use jQuery instead of $ i think. Cause the jquery thats used in wordpress isnt available through "$" but through "jQuery"

hey cr3h, since lay theme 1.7.2 the project description is used as the description meta tag automatically

I think this should work if you put it into "Lay Options" → "Custom CSS & HTML" → "Custom CSS for Mobile Version" .descr{ display: none; }

Hey Patrick, just fixed it with 1.7.2 :), please update

Hey franzi, please update to 1.7.2 Now when you edit the tagline you can do: "Hello<br>Hello" The <br> is HTML and means linebreak :)

Great! Thanks!

Hello Tamar! I think it would be good for you to create your website locally on your computer using maybe mamp https://www.mamp.info You could also create your new website on a subdomain of your current website like new.tamarbd.com Maybe that is easier. You would have to insert all of your content of the current website into the lay theme website by hand. For example you would need to create projects and put your images inside. When your new lay theme website is finished, you would need to move that website to tamarbd.com. I wrote a little explanation here about how to move a lay theme website: http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#moving-website This may be a bit hard to do if you haven't moved a website before and I was thinking to create a video tutorial about that one day. If you want to recreate your website so that it looks the same as right now, I think maybe lay theme would not be the right choice. There is no built in support for a menu that has sections like your menu for example. If you like I can send you a test account login so you can try the theme a bit and then you can make your decision if you want to buy it.

Hmmm, a good way to do this is to use shortcodes but I deactivated shortcodes for lay theme for now. You can also use javascript: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Date You could create a textelement in the footer, give it a class and then use the "newpageshown" event to add the date string into that element. http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#newpage-events

Hi Armin, Great! Now it works. Thank you a lot. At first I thought it is just a small fix needed, so I posted into the existing thread. Sorry for that. Next time own topic. I promise! 🙈

Awesome! Big Thanks!

Hey! Or, is there any way to achieve the effect by which projects appear on a Category page by their title only? In such a manner that on mouse rollover the project thumbnail image appears? Good idea, at the moment there is no such effect. Gonna write it down though and think about it.

Yep, thats the problem with just putting an iframe there. Maybe try that: http://embedresponsively.com/

Hey! When u hover over an element, there is a "class" button. U can use that for custom css styling. Here's an example "create a custom button style": http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-css-styling In Lay Theme, normally an element will always overlap a preceding element. Also elements inside a row will always overlap elements of a previous row. With the latest lay theme version you can also right click an empty spot of a row and set a row class. That might help with some z-index things you want to do.

Hey! If u have 1.6.0 or later, then you can update within the backend. If you have a version before 1.6.0 you need to deactivate and delete the theme and upload the latest version.

@arminunruh Thank you. (Pretty nice theme!) I meant the images beside the projects. Both are inserted via the Image button. Anyways, your last sentence gave me the right answer: I missed the "Edit Caption" button in the gridder header. Thanks!