Lay Theme Forum

So, it seems that for some reason, the SVG filters that I used for the blur effect for lazy load caused this. I had to implement a different way of using blur for lazy load without SVGs I put this on your website, and now this black rectangle doesn't show any more.
This will be included with the next Lay Theme update.

You can use this setting that is in the overlay configuration.

ah now i understand what you mean. ok let me think about it

ah yea now i understand what you mean!! ok i will fix it.

until then use this CSS

.col.type-vl.absolute-position{
top: 0!important;
}

in lay options -> custom css & html

or

.row_padded .col.type-vl.absolute-position{
top: 0!important;
}

hey!

but there is the burger on the top right no?

ah you mean you want the page to fill up the whole space?
just right click the row and choose use browser height

do u mean that?

Seems like an issue with using an outdated child theme hmmm

at the top!

can you send your /wp-admin/ login info to: info@laytheme.com ? then i will take a look

what if you click "clear layout cache" at the top?

ok let me check it out

okay can you install the update and try again now?

yea you can click on a row, then in the sidebar:

can you try that instead of the css?

hey yea i will release the fix in like an hour or so

okay, can you send me your wp-admin login info to info@laytheme.com and a link to this forum topic?

Hey, oh yeah, so the way you do it is like this:

First, we are going to copy over your page, so all of the content that you have on this page will be on the category page of the category Work.
And then we replace the page Work menu point with the category Work menu point.
This way it will work. You can do it similarly for other categories.

Just a side note: If you have many projects and they are categorized, you might also think about using the Thumbnail Grid element that has a category filter instead of the way you set it up, but the way you set it up is fine too.

So, here we go. First, we start with copying over the page to your category by using an in-between step / workaround:

In Lay Options, enable the Templates feature.

http://katharinaernst.com.w020051e.kasserver.com/work/
Now, when you edit this page, when the Gridder shows, click copy to Templates:

Now go to Categories in WP Admin.

Click on your Work Category! Here you should see a page with a Gridder.
Here, click Templates and insert the template we just created.

Now you basically copied your Work Page to the Category Gridder.

Now comes the trick: Instead of using the page in your menu, you remove the menu point you set up there and you add the category as a menu point.

.svg-filter-wrap {
left: -9999px!important;
top: -9999px!important;
}

Can you put the CSS in Lay Options - Custom CSS and HTML?
Not sure if it's this that causes the issue, but yeah, please try that.
The CSS will be included with the next Lay Theme update.

yeah, the stack issue will be fixed with the next update.

about the letter spacing:

this one text animation effect works by splitting up all of the letters into their own containers and then animating them one by one. So getting the spacing right is really difficult because it's a whole different structure. I will leave it the way it is.

about the stack: ok let me check that out

ok will be fixed with the next update

I'm gonna work on this now.

okay, amazing, just do me one favor, please check if the ThriveCart embed, if it actually really works, like if you click around in there and order something or whatever it does

Because it gets shown now in both desktop and mobile, it would be cool if you could check if it really works too, like when you click around inside of it. The way it works now is actually a little wild. Basically, just the whole ThriveCart will just swap in and out of the desktop or the mobile version of the markup. Based on what screen size you're on