Dear @textcursor ah ok. You want all the logos next to each other. No, that is not possible. We are afraid. You can have a look into this: https://www.w3docs.com/learn-html/html-marquee-tag.html Best! Marius

Hey @ArneRobot great! Happy to hear!! Marius

Dear @alexandrap if you use your old files and not not update anything. Then it might still work. Try a new install of Laytheme with your old files. Best! Marius

Hi @oli you can add this to your CUSTOM CSS .lightbox-image-holder img { height: initial !important; width: initial !important; } Let me know if that worked out. Best! Marius

OK, thanks for explaining @mariusjopen !

Dear @Jan as far as I can see you did that already. Did I miss something? Best! Marius

hey i wrote this down :) not sure when i can work on it!

Dear @alexfirs ah, perfect! Happy about that! Best! Marius

Dear @adrienchevalier ah great! Thank you for sharing!! Marius

Dear @logotoko then the plugins should work. Have a look here: http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#footers Best! Marius

Dear @Jensens yes. It works with the lightbox. Best! Marius

Dear @j-train with LayTheme it is not possible to install your own sliders. If you want to use many third-party plugins – we recommend LayGridder. Best! Marius

Dear @ddkk10 not really. The overlay is done with a filter and not with a background color and opacity change. Maybe you can find a solution with CUSTOM CSS yourself. Best! Marius

Dear @MaxPietro try to dd .lay-hr { margin-top: -5px; } to your CUSTOM CSS. Hope that helps! Best! Marius

Thanks a lot @mariusjopen !

Dear @juanpinkus that is not really an option. Also difficult with CUSTOM CSS because the jQuery calculates the position of the image again. We are sorry. Best! Marius

Dear @j-train not really. With CSS it wont really work. With jQuery you could exchange the order of the image-box and the captions. Then the captions are above. [image: 0_1529333548390_Bildschirmfoto 2018-06-18 um 16.50.11.png] [image: 0_1529333553190_Bildschirmfoto 2018-06-18 um 16.50.19.png] But you will need some medium jQuery knowledge for that. Best! Marius

Dear @michael_vvc not really easily possible. The image slider calculates the position and the size. So just using CUSTOM CSS with !important, will just mess up the slideshow. Sorry! Marius