thank you! yea thats possible by doing custom css based on the current page: https://laytheme.com/documentation/custom-css-styling.html#css-based-on-current-page so for a certain category you would write css that changes the hover animation example: body.slug-work .thumb .ph{ background-color: green!important; } body.slug-work .thumb:hover img{ opacity: 0.5!important; } you'll need to be able to write css and use the chrome element inspector

@arminunruh ah, no probs :)

nope no updates on this

:D yea i added it to my todo list

yea i think the next feature i will code is the accordion element. however, i will need to work on something else for a few weeks now :|

you can give a row a class of "sticky-row" in a custom phone layout. and then write css to make the row sticky: .sticky-row{ position: sticky; top: 0; } On desktop I can, via he second and third menu feature – though, I am limited to URLs in anchor-tags. Not sure what you mean because the sticky feature is just for elements inside of a gridder.

yea there is no normal accordion element yet. i will need to code this one day. however, now after having developed the desktop burger menu feature, i will take a break to work on a different project.

oh i think in that case you can just send an email to info@laytheme.com and a link to your forum post.

yea thats a good idea! im writing it down

hey lay theme doesnt support child themes or custom post types :( not sure if it ever will

yes those are good ideas, writing them down

nice! yes i'm on holidays but i will start working on it soon!! :)

you can just apply a regular textformat ("paragraph" format) and it will not turn lists to paragraphs anymore but there is no list textformat

yes good idea i wrote it down

noo :/ sry

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i see you have : h5 a { color: #FFED00 !important; } that makes the anchors inside h5 tags yellow so the anchor tag inside the h2 tag wont be yellow this css: a.trescamenu { -webkit-text-stroke-width: 1px !Important; -webkit-text-stroke-color: #FFFF00 !Important; } only targets anchor classes that have a class of trescamenu so it would be anchors like: <a href="#" class="trescamenu">hi!</a> what u probably want is: .trescamenu a{ -webkit-text-stroke-width: 1px !Important; -webkit-text-stroke-color: #FFFF00 !Important; } which means any element that has a class "trescamenu", apply the css to any "a" tag inside

@arminunruh said in Is there a way to make it easier to create collapsible elements?: how would that work, im not sure if i understand the idea For example, if I want an image or text element to open the closed row. So in the gridder I would like to right click on the element and then assign a row to expand. Because it is very inconvenient to open the editor for this every time, especially if you have several elements to open the row. @arminunruh said in Is there a way to make it easier to create collapsible elements?: I should add default settings for expand row easing and duration in "gridder defaults" That would also be a good solution I think, maybe you can also make it adjustable for individual pages in the sidebar? Thank youuu! Have a nice day. :P

oh very good idea! writing it down