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arminunruh

hey i will answer you in the other topic! actually im so busy today, i will try and answer tomorrow

arminunruh

so make sure the addon and lay are both up to date. then in the gridder, here:

arminunruh

If however, you'd like to rebuild the site on your currently online site, you can do that too.

use for example a passwort protect plugin like this:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/knock-first-password-protection/

You could even create a new LocalWP site, then use one of the plugins i mentioned above to copy your online site over to a local site.

And then build your new site online, replacing the old site.

This way you would still have your old site as reference locally!

arminunruh

Hey alice!

I think if you're happy with siteground it is easier to stay there.

Otherwise you'd have to either configure the domain to point to netcup using DNS (domain name server) configuration, which is quite technical.

BUT, i think you can even get hosting at netcup, then ask them to do the domain transfer for you:
https://www.netcup.com/en/domain/domain-transfer

And then transfer the site mmh.

However, if the price change is substantial, it might be worth the hassle to move over. But doing that can be quite technical and I think many people would be a little deterred by it. However, some webhosts offer "moving services" im no too sure to what extent netcup offers this.

In your position I would do it like this:
Install LocalWP, then create the website with LocalWP on your own computer.
When you are done, to move it online, use this plugin
https://wordpress.org/plugins/all-in-one-wp-migration/

or this one
https://wordpress.org/plugins/backup-backup/

read more here:
https://laytheme.com/documentation/moving-website

if you have the ChatGPT desktop app, or Claude Desktop App with a subscription, AI can even help you do that and move the site for you, using one of these plugins or some other plugin that it decides could be optimal

arminunruh

Ok, please remove the menu points, and type them in again.
the texts currently contain invisible linebreak text characters.
Thats why!

Heres the long generated explanation:

Hi,

I found the cause. This is not a Safari or Lay Theme bug, but is caused by invisible characters in the content of the Menu page.

Several menu entries contain a hidden U+2028 LINE SEPARATOR character, followed by a regular line break. Safari interprets this as two line breaks, which creates the additional vertical spacing. Firefox handles this combination differently.

The affected entries include “Undermined”, “I Went Looking for a Ship”, “False Flat”, “Archive”, “Cultural institutions/editorial”, and “KLM portfolio”.

Please edit the Menu page in both the desktop and phone layouts, completely delete the affected text, and type it again manually. Do not copy and paste the existing text, as this may preserve the invisible characters. Afterwards, clear the Lay Theme cache.

No theme update or custom CSS should be necessary.