thanks for the idea, its a great idea, i will write it down

Thanks Armin! Looking forward this! You are amazing!

ok i wrote it down too

nice! thanks, armin!

amazing! thx armin!

ok great — didn’t know that was possible! thx

ok i wrote it down. looking at my code [image: image.png] the custom cursor u set should also be applied to links automatically. but i didnt use !important, so probably this rule is overwritten for the filter tags in the Thumbnail Grid but still, custom cursor for links is a nice idea

.no-touchdevice .type-elementgrid .img:hover img{ transform: translateZ(0) scale(1.05); opacity: 0.5; } .no-touchdevice .type-elementgrid .img img{ transition: transform .4s ease-out,opacity .3s ease-out; } maybe like this add this in: lay options -> custom css & html -> custom css for desktop

ah i understand! ok im writing it down and will work on it btw, in my previous post i wrote: but you cant put things next to each other in a stack currently. this is not true anymore, elements in stacks can now also be next to one another :D

Hello! Could you select the text in the text editor in the gridder? Then make sure to click the clear formats button. [image: image.png] This will remove any inline styling of texts because inline styling of text will overwrite any text format settings, for example the tablet text format font size. Now re-apply your text format to that part of the text. And make sure this specific text format has a tablet-specific font size. If that doesn't work, please post the link to where I can see the issue.

but other than that theres no news about this yet nope, still on my todolist

u're the goat thx!

will be part of the next update! [image: image.png] in Customize -> Search: [image: image.png]

Thank you Armin

yes now with the last update we have the background color setting for the stack too!

ok. yea it would probably be good if we had sth like this for the thumbnailgrid too: https://www.instagram.com/p/DAk1W08ihH1/

Yes, very good job. I'm going to post it now! i forgot

Ok, but I'm not sure if that would make sense. Because the amount of columns a table has, they separate the texts in the table into a logical order, grouping them. I think your idea works if we had only two columns and then we would make it so the texts are on top of another instead of next to one another. But what happens if the table has three columns? If we then put all the text on top of another, the grouping gets lost: [image: image.png] You could, for example, create a custom phone layout at the moment.

aha yea well :D at least its not a massive plugin that slows down your site or sth i think

ah yes its a great idea im writing it down!