Hi @Louisa have a look here: [image: 1517528175856-bildschirmfoto-2018-02-01-um-21.36.00-resized.png] I hope I could help! All the best! Marius

Hi @jenswindolf yep. We are looking into that! All the best! :-) Marius

Hi @Daevido can you add this to your Custom CSS code? .column-wrap { z-index: inherit !important; } Let me know if that worked!! Best! mArius

Hi @MoritzMoritz I can quickly explain how I would do it: List itemDisplay all the images with text next to it as projects Give the images a class and hide them with display: none; I would go for jquery to show and hide the images on hover. But I think the CSS way is also possible. So when you go for the CSS you make the images go display: block;on hover of the project. Don't forget to position the image position: fixed;that it always stays in the same place. This is already what you did somehow. Can you show us an example of your tryout? I know somewhere in this forum this topic came up. Maybe have a search for that as well. All the best! Marius

looking forward to the next version :) Happy Holiday season!!

I have been checking out Cargo 2 from Cargocollective, which is also a website building tool and they support uploading custom svg icons for burger menu icons. There is also a small selection of default icons you can choose from. Maybe that would be a cool feature for the future. I’m using this code at the moment to change the burger menu icon. It’s probably pretty messy code but it works for now. /* ---------- Burger Menu Icon ---------- */ .burger::after { content: "+"; color: #000; overflow:visible; line-height: 1; height: 100%; margin-top: -4px; } .burger.active::after { padding-left: 1px; font-size: 35px; content: "–" !important; } .burger span { display: none; } .burger { font-weight: 400; position: absolute; top: 0px; right: 0px; overflow: visible; margin: 0px; padding-left: 35px; padding-right: 20px; width: 45px; height: 45px; font-size: 35px; text-indent: 0 !important; -webkit-appearance: none; -moz-appearance: none; appearance: none; box-shadow: none; border-radius: none; border: none; cursor: pointer; -webkit-transition: background 0.2s; transition: background 0.2s; background-color: transparent; display: flex; justify-content: space-around; }

Hi @leo01 and @Ulf you are right. We got it written down for future improvements. Thank you! Marius

Hi @TKN yes. I also did not find a good one yet. If I do – I can let you know! Best! Marius

Hi @adrianschnegg ! Yes, try to activate Lazyload. Now also here it is slow. Best! Marius

Haha not sure if that will happen! If you can code wordpress websites by yourself you might want to use laygridder.com and use woocommerce with that.

Hi @mariusjopen, Thank you for your answear. Yes, I thought about this option as well. It may work. Best, Jakub

Hi Albrecht, ah great! Yes. Otherwise it gets overwritten. Happy it works now! Best! Marius

Hi dgknkrpnr! Ah! Sweet! I will tell Armin and will add it in our "list-for-the-future"! Thank you a lot! Marius

Hi jannik, sweet! We wrote it down for the future! Thank you a lot! Best! Marius

Hi Daniel, this question came us just recently as well. Until now it is not possible to use a thumbnail grid for an image gallery. it is a great idea and we wrote it down for the future. Until then… you need to find a different solution. Best :-) Marius