im not sure if i understand what you mean imagehover images work for links in texts elements only

make sure to remove your custom css you added before

Thank you!

Thanks Armin, I never thought of working in that way! That makes a lot of sense.. merci

@arminunruh nice, thanks!

The tip selecting all elements and drag them down worked. Thank you very much for your help!

@arminunruh hey, thank you so much for working on this despite no longer requiring it for this website I am working on. Hopefully it will come in useful for another website. I hope I didn't take too much time away from you when you could have worked on something else.

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Great thank you!

@arminunruh ahh no worries!

the videos aspect ratio is determined by a .ph container that gets a padding bottom css. you might need to adapt this too

mmh not sure!!

ah i understand mmh i havent seen any requests for a functionality like this, i hope its ok if you can do it manually

ah i understand mmh

of course, im releasing an update now and then it will be possible!

oh i see. no i havent worked on this :|

you could use custom css to disable zoom on mobile! .no-touchdevice .thumb:hover img, .touchdevice .thumb.hover img, .no-touchdevice .thumb:hover video, .touchdevice .thumb.hover video{ transform: none!important; } in custom css for mobile

thats true, its on my todo list!

can you update lay theme now? then in the gridder, right click the collapsed row. click "set html class and id" then set the id to for example: hello then on another page create a link to that page, with #hello for example: https://mywebsite/mypage#hello if you click this link or just enter this link in your browser, this should now open the page with the row expanded and scrolled to. if you have any button on that page to expand that row, that button will get clicked automatically. then for example it should replace its text or collapse other rows. meaning any settings that are associated with that expand row button should work. let me know if it works for you

[image: 1731425336651-screenshot-2024-11-12-at-16.28.52.png] looking at the code it seems that they used a margin inside of a thumbnail div. .thumb-collection .thumb{ margin: 6vw auto!important; width: 60%!important; } Enter this css in "lay options" -> "custom css & html" -> "custom css for desktop"