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
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if you cant make it work please post a link here
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?
it seems like he set his layout to only have two columns
then he gave the text element on the right a class of "black_bg" (right click text element, set html class and id)
then he went to lay options → custom css & html
and used this css:
.black_bg {
background-color: #232323;
}
you could also just set a right background image and use a small black image xD
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of course if you wanted the text to be justified on mobile and desktop you could create a textformat and use text align, the far right icon
nice
well you could create a new category called "All" or sth like that
then add that category to all of your projects. then in your thumbnailgrid element show the category filter and it has the category "All"
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its better to embed your videos with this:
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try this, is it faster?
if you embed many youtube and vimeo videos, they all load an iframe. thats like loading a whole new website for each video.
when using +video → +youtube/vimeo, only the currently visible iframes are being loaded which can make it much faster