Thank you!!!

@arminunruh works now, thanks!

in textformats you can set font sizes to % [image: 1747742746841-screenshot-2025-05-20-at-14.05.43.png] not sure how you'd convert this though

So I think for this, you will have to unsync the text elements or you would have to write custom CSS. .type-text > * { text-align: left!important; } .type-text p[style], .type-text h1[style], .type-text h2[style], .type-text h3[style], .type-text h4[style], .type-text h5[style]{ text-align: left!important; } Enter this css in "lay options" -> "custom css & html" -> "custom css for mobile"

Hey, can you enable your menu bar in customize - menu styles - menu bar? Here set up your menu bar to look like you want it. .navbar{ opacity: 0; visibility: hidden; } .scrolled-down-one-window-height .navbar{ opacity: 1; visibility: visible; } .scrolled-down-one-window-height .laynav a span{ color: red!important; } .scrolled-down-one-window-height .sitetitle-txt-inner{ color: red!important; } Enter this css in "lay options" -> "custom css & html" -> "custom css for desktop" Enter this JS in html at bottom: <script> jQuery(window).on('scroll', function(){ if(window.scrollY > window.innerHeight){ jQuery('body').addClass('scrolled-down-one-window-height') } else { jQuery('body').removeClass('scrolled-down-one-window-height') } }) </script>

html.show-project-overlay . laynav{ display: none!important; } Enter this css in "lay options" -> "custom css & html" -> "custom css for desktop" This should hide the menu when your project overlays open. I love the project overlay feature, but I sometimes want to use it only for a certain category and let the other project behave normally. It could be nice to have control over that. Yeah, this is a good idea, but I'm not sure if many people would use it.

Thanks, Armin, I appreciate the suggestion to use an SVG for the "Close" label. That could work as a temporary solution, but it does introduce some challenges with consistency – especially in terms of sizing and alignment with the main typography, across different devices and screen sizes. A native text option would be much more flexible and scalable. Totally understand that this might not be a priority right now, but I’m glad you’ve noted it down. Looking forward to it if it ever makes it onto the roadmap! Thanks again!

hey @arminunruh thanks a lot for your reply. I thought there is a possibility to add project titles only for a specific "Project Thumbnail Grid", within this window and not all the of them at the same time: [image: 1747228763125-screenshot-2025-05-14-at-15.17.25-resized.png] You are right that putting the text to the left or right of the "Thumbnail Grid" might be tricky as they are close to each other. That's why I wanted to target only one "Thumbnail Grid" which has only 1 column. For now I could definitely use the option you described. But it would be helpful in future to turn project titles separately for different "Project Thumbnail Grids". At least for me, I am trying to layout all my work through it, as then I can add a new project - assign the right category and it's up online without a need to add the project to the page. Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot, Armin! It would be really nice to have these options in the future – especially being able to set the opacity for a background color. Looking forward to it whenever you find the time!

Hey there, a carousel for a new thumbnail is now possible. Or a video or mouseover image. I'm not sure if I have enough time at the moment to add this.

How many styles would you need?

Thanks for your answer !

can you try window.laytheme.on('content_ready', typeOfContentThatIsReady, $target, isProjectOverlayObj){ } typeOfContentThatIsReady will be desktop or phone $target will be any containers that include gridder grids So all javascript changes / event listeners you could have made / bound to existing elements are gone. If you bind event listeners in a delegated way to document like described here: https://laytheme.com/documentation/custom-javascript.html#binding-click-events <script> jQuery(document).on("click", ".clickme", function(event) { console.log("yay!"); }); </script> then no dom changes will alter these binds

no its not possible! i will add it to my todo list. not sure when i will have time to work on it

there is however, a text about this here, but it can be easy to miss: [image: 1744218294158-screenshot-2025-04-09-at-19.03.55.png]

hello thats a interesting idea. its not possible. i will write it down. but i dont think i have time to work on this in the foreseeable future

yes you can if you use masrony type layout, you get + and - buttons for the elements to change their size yea putting things inside stack elements next to each other is sth im going to work on. maybe this week or next even, lets see, not sure

@abc Page Overlays, you can activate them in 'lay options' > 'lay options' and then there will be settings at the bottom right in the page editor next to the grid.

@arminunruh thank you so much, this works perfectly!