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Mutipale Layers on Gridder/ Possible?

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    pjay
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    Hi everyone!

    At the moment I re-design my website. I'm looking for a way to either have mutiple layers on the gridder or be able to fix a image/video.

    My purpose is to have a few fixed images/videos on one page, while all the otherimages/videos are moving up or down when scrolling.

    I dropped an example in the attachment, so you may be able to understand what I'm looking for.

    Can you tell me, if this is possible with the lastest lay theme? Do I need to code?

    0_1528385525197_Example.JPG

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      mariusjopen
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      Dear @pjay
      you for sure need to code.

      Shall the images not move at all?
      What exactly should happen?

      Best!

      Marius

      www.mariusjopen.world

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        pjay
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        Hi Marius.

        I want the image/video to kept its position, while every other image is scrolling up/down - in the background - when scrolling.

        I myself am not able to code, but I know a few people who are. Just need to know what to tell them :) That would be awesome.

        Cheers,
        pjay

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          Dear @pjay
          you can give the image a class or an id.
          And then you position it fixed.

          Pretty basic.

          Best!

          Marius

          www.mariusjopen.world

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            pjay
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            Cool. Thx. Going to check it out!

            BEST,
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