Desktop menu/header is transparent and page content scrolls underneath (mobile looks fine)
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Hi!
I’m using Lay Theme on WordPress and I’m struggling with the desktop header/navigation behavior.Problem:
On desktop, the top navigation/header area remains transparent and the page content scrolls underneath it (so text overlaps the menu area visually). On mobile/tablet the menu appears on a white background and does not have the same overlap problem.Where it happens:
https://www.fredgresch.no/priser/What I tried (no change):
Cleared cache / disabled caching (WP Super Cache) and hard-refreshed / tested in private window
Lay Options → Custom CSS & HTML → “Turn Off All Custom Code” enabled and saved
Tested again after these steps (still happens)
Goal:
I want the desktop menu/header to have a solid white background (or any background) and the content to start below the header, so nothing scrolls underneath.Questions:
Is this controlled by a Lay Theme setting (e.g. sticky/overlay header mode) rather than custom CSS?
Which selector/container is responsible for the header background on desktop in Lay?
Is there a recommended way in Lay to offset the page content to the sticky header height?
If needed I can provide screenshots from DevTools showing the header element and computed styles.
Thanks!
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hey!
go to customize -> menu style -> menu bar
here you will find the necessary settings:

this should be the thing you're looking for i think!
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hey!
go to customize -> menu style -> menu bar
here you will find the necessary settings:

this should be the thing you're looking for i think!
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