Overlay feature: text instead of icon and z-index
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Hello @arminunruh,
Thank you very much for this feature, works great.
I have two questions, first is it possible to choose text instead of an icon? Let's say I call the overlay with a link "Read" on a grid and want to "Close" it with text too?
Second question concerns the z-index of the overlay, is it possible the overlay not to cover the site title/menu?
Thanks!
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Hello @arminunruh,
Thank you very much for this feature, works great.
I have two questions, first is it possible to choose text instead of an icon? Let's say I call the overlay with a link "Read" on a grid and want to "Close" it with text too?
Second question concerns the z-index of the overlay, is it possible the overlay not to cover the site title/menu?
Thanks!
@paola-ming said in Overlay feature: text instead of icon and z-index:
Hello @arminunruh,
Thank you very much for this feature, works great.
I have two questions, first is it possible to choose text instead of an icon? Let's say I call the overlay with a link "Read" on a grid and want to "Close" it with text too?
Second question concerns the z-index of the overlay, is it possible the overlay not to cover the site title/menu?
Thanks!
Hi! Yes, I would also appreciate the possibility of using the text instead of the image. Also, regarding the image: Would be nice to set the size and padding in %, not only in px.
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sure
working on it!
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.laynav.desktop-nav{ z-index: 200; } .sitetitle{ z-index: 200; }this is the css u need to put the sitetitle and navigation in front of the overlay
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and if u update lay theme now there is %, px settings for overlays and "x-close icon" now has a text setting with "icon type"
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and if u update lay theme now there is %, px settings for overlays and "x-close icon" now has a text setting with "icon type"
@arminunruh thanks again!
One last question, is there any way through code to use the "x-close" icon on the mobile version and the text setting on desktop?
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oh . no theres no way to use one for mobile and the other for desktop
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.laynav.desktop-nav{ z-index: 200; } .sitetitle{ z-index: 200; }this is the css u need to put the sitetitle and navigation in front of the overlay
@arminunruh thanks for the css.
.laynav.desktop-nav{ z-index: 200; } .sitetitle{ z-index: 200; }But now I have the menu and sitetitle hover the intro feature. How can I create an exception for the intro page?
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Hi there!
I am looking for an entry about the burger button as text. Right now it only can be an image, right? Or is there an option for text? :-DAll best
Aleks -
you could create a menu that has one link in it:
in lay options, choose menus amount: 2
then in appearance → menus,
create the menu and add the page that is your overlay.
now in customize → menus change the position etc of your menu -
Jesus! So good! I knew there's a alternative way to do it! Armin, thank you so much! Finally!! :-DD
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