as far as i understood the issue: on desktop a menupoint has a submenu on mouseover, the submenu is shown, but the menupoint can be clicked too on touchdevices, when the menupoint is clicked, it shows the submenu on touchdevices the menupoint can't be clicked to navigate to its page. clicking it only expands the submenu this is by design. on nike.com on touchdevices, they solved it like this: for example: you click on shoes: [image: 1698335572762-screenshot-2023-10-26-at-12.52.29.png] then the submenu shows and inside it is "all shoes". [image: 1698335648072-screenshot-2023-10-26-at-12.52.34.png] so in the submenu there is another menupoint that would lead you to the page that the parent menupoint is linked to. so what i think you could do is: in appearance → menus, choose: mobile menu [image: 1698335703804-screenshot-2023-10-26-at-12.54.41.png] here, create a mobile menu. then add one mobile menu point twice. once as the parent menu item, and once again as the top submenu item: [image: 1698335812196-screenshot-2023-10-26-at-12.56.12.png] this way, the parent mobile menu point is used to extend the submenu when its clicked on. but you can still go to its page, by clicking the same menu point that is within the submenu

you could also use lay options → custom css & custom html and then add your html and css code to "html at top" then that html is at the top of every page

use the stack element: +more → +stack with it you can put elements above one another inside a single row preview pages cannot be accessed when you're not logged in as an admin, so i cant view your link I'm able to drag in several images in the same 'row' but not text boxes not sure what you mean here. texts and images can be next to one another in a row. what does this all have to do with overlays? Do you mean this? https://www.instagram.com/p/CvII57wrp7V/ or do you just want to overlap elements? if you want to overlap elements: do this: if your row has a custom row height (right click row, set custom row height) or browser height (right click row, set custom browser height), then all elements within that row can be placed anywhere, overlapping each other. or do this: right click an element and click "position freely"

do you have a link? i cant reproduce this

Yes… that's a good way to make it easier for them. Thank you guys ! Have a great week

Thanks Armin.

hey i think this is a very special use case i don't think i really have time to work on this

ah i see! its a good idea to add this as a setting mh

there is just one morph setting called strength: https://gl-transitions.com/editor/morph and its not available in lay theme to change :/

and sorry about the late reply!

yea because the footer is position fixed, it is not part of the content flow, meaning it doesn't make the page height taller anymore. that is why you could set .lay-content{ margin-bottom: 600px!important; } and 600px needs to be the height of the footer. look at this website for example (not a lay theme website but the same principle applies): https://100k.studio/ it has a fixed footer and the div above the footer creates space for the footer by having a margin-bottom [image: 1697641486039-screenshot-2023-10-18-at-12.04.36.png] if you cant make it work please post a link here

ah well but i think its a really good idea. mmh i will write it down

I finally found another solution with the opacity transition, sorry for late reply

@arminunruh Mhm, yes it seems that I always have to add the site via the backend ... Thank you.

@arminunruh thanks, but I didn't manage to find it. Where is this function located?

Thanks a lot! That was the solution.

i put it on my todolist, will work on it during this or next week

i think i would first try this: https://laytheme.com/documentation/speeding-up-your-website.html and then maybe get a webhost thats in your country Would I notice a speed difference changing to GreenGeeks? i think if you would use a caching plugin and if that makes your website faster you could try this first do you have a link to your website? which country do u live in?

That's okay! ;-)