yea thats true .fixed{ position: fixed!important; top: 50px!important; width: 50%!important; left: 20%!important; z-index: 20!important; } you can play around with the width and left parameters to change the width and the space to the left you might want to remove the "fixed" class from your element, and add the "fixed" class to a row that contains only your text. right click an empty spot of the row, and choose "set html class and id" if the whole row gets fixed, it might still respect the column left and width of the gridder

It works with the plugin Taxopress. There is an option for "Terms for Current Post", where you can get a shortcode, which you can put in every project. For me the Shortcode is [taxopress_postterms id="1"].

HI @arminunruh ! I set my custom "coming soon page" page as a frontpage via "customize". Then i put this css in "custom CSS" in lay option: .slug-coming-soon-page nav { display:none; } .slug-coming-soon-page .sitetitle { display:none; } Sitetitle and menu have disappeared but the navbar remain. How can I hide this header (the green bar in the screenshot) - only for this coming soon page?  ⭐️SOLVED⭐️ With .slug-coming-soon-page div.navbar {display:none;}

so i mean, with images, you can't really have a text on top of them when you hover over an image :⁄ so im not sure if what u want is even possible :O

Thank you so much @arminunruh Is it possible to apply "move away when scrolling" behaviour to the overlay burger? I have this applied to the top bar and would love for the overlay burger to match. Tried looking this up through dev tools but couldn't figure it out 🙈 Thanks a lot again!

Thanks for your reply! You can find it here: https://coraliespatig.ch/startseite-test/ It happens on Android with Chrome. iPhone/Safari is fine.

make sure this is enabled: [image: 1701349596172-screenshot-2023-11-30-at-10.06.31.png] in lay options → footer

do u have a link

https://www.google.com/search?q=learn+how+to+use+chrome+inspector&oq=learn+how+to+use+chrome+inspector&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIHCAEQABiABDIHCAIQABiABDIHCAMQABiABDIHCAQQABiABDIHCAUQABiABDIHCAYQABiABDIHCAcQABiABDIHCAgQABiABDIHCAkQABiABNIBCDc1NThqMGo3qAIAsAIA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 learn how to use your browser's inspector [image: 1701340205621-screenshot-2023-11-30-at-07.29.58.png] look, rows have classes like these: row row-col-amt-2 no-stickies no-y-offsets no-webglslideshow no-row-hoverimage row-id-1 first-row row-0 there is an id: row-id-1 and a counter: row-0 you can combine this with page selectors: https://laytheme.com/documentation/custom-css-styling.html#css-based-on-current-page like body.slug-frontpage .row-0{ }

ah nice you can also right click the image in the gridder and click "disable lightbox" i think! (if your lightbox plugin is enabled)

ah very good! also i noticed on iphone / mobile version the mix blend mode didn't work for the site title i noticed, mix blend mode may only work if the text that its applied to is a direct child of the body so with this HTML it works: <div class="mobile-title">Hello!</div> but with this it doesn't: <div class="mobile-title"><span>Hello!</span></div> so for mobile to make it work for a site title on phone, you can use this script and css in lay options -> custom css & html at bottom: <script> jQuery(".mobile-title span *").unwrap(); </script> <style> .mobile-title{ mix-blend-mode: difference; } </style>

maybe if you just disable lay theme's carousel addon, it might work

Amazing!!!! Works great.

Is Laytheme seeing the shortcode and then forcing a page refresh to improve compatibility with short codes in general? yes Are there any links to information you can share that might help me try different workarounds? no i don't think there is a workaround

Thanks a lot - that helped!

yea its actually a good idea not sure if i will code this because there are so many other things to code or improve mmmh

i think both of these buttons can use textformats no? the textformats can have different sizes for mobile and desktop but yea the inner spacing of the buttons is not customizable for mobile its a good idea. until then maybe try to use custom css