worked with this: .lay-textformat-parent{ width: 90%; }

its not possible at the moment :/

its not supported because i didn't code it. it cant really be done easily without custom code :/

i answered in your other post

worked! thank you so much for your help :)

fixed it whit: html, body { overscroll-behavior: none; }

Got it, seems to have solved the problem. Thanks!

Thanks Armin! I will look into this. Looks like a good solution.

so i think the text getting linebreaks when the window gets smaller is not the issue, but WHERE the line breaks is the problem you can try this: for any place in your text, where no linebreak should happen use a "non breaking space" instead of a normal space: [image: 1740400838865-screenshot-2025-02-24-at-13.40.35.png] (this is a button in the texteditor) so for this line you might want to use only non breaking spaces and where i marked use normal spaces: [image: 1740400969921-screenshot-2025-02-24-at-13.42.23.png] then the line will only break at the spot with the normal spaces also i think then you dont need to use "set pixel width". you can right click your text in the gridder and click set pixel width and then set all values to 100%

thanks a lot!

This was extremely helpful! I don’t know how many hours I spent on this. Thanks a lot I had to add some extra pixels to the top and specify the value in pixels. Adding a background color also helped. Here’s the final CSS that worked for me: .sticky-row { position: sticky; top: 50px; z-index: 9999; background: white; }

that worked so smooth and was so easy!! Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!

I was also looking for this, thank you Armin for the solution.

hey there is no feature for this :/ if you have a budget for this, i can add it to lay theme though. you can email me to talk about this more: armin.unruh@gmail.com

it gives you the ability to create your own custom elements that you can add to the gridder here: https://laygridder.com/documentation.html#custom-element-type its a little difficult cause there is some coding involved

no its not possible! i think i will never code this, its so much work i think wix studio has this feature

if you have gifs on your website its better to replace them with mp4s better quality and less size

Hello @arminunruh, Thank you for your reply! It's working perfectly now. Have a nice day, Victor

thank you, I found another way. I use a row inside the page to simulate a footer. That's a little bit of work, but it's okay for me.

im glad it worked! :)