Lay Theme Forum

Hi everyone,

I’m working on a website with Lay Theme and I’m having an issue with an image on my homepage in the mobile version.

I would like the image to always be aligned to the bottom of the screen/viewport, without any white space underneath it.

The image itself does not have such a large white border. However, it seems that Lay Theme is centering the image within its container, which results in additional white space being added both above and below the image. I would like the image to sit at the bottom instead of being vertically centered.

Is there a native Lay Theme setting or option that allows me to control the vertical positioning of the image in this way? Or would this require custom CSS?

Thanks in advance for any help!

hello everyone! I am trying to do a similar thing with my logo and burger icon (for mobile version). Le logo and the burger icons are made by me (two svg file). For the logo icon I used this CSS (that is working):
.mobile-title {
mix-blend-mode: difference !important;
filter: invert(100%);
}

for the burger icon I don't know what to do. Can you help me?

Hi, I'm working on the mobile version of my site's menu. I had added a transparent background, but I can no longer find the option to set the background back to 100% white (without transparency). Help

Amazing, thank you so much!!

I am working on my portfolio website and I would like to align my primary menu items with the columns of my Gridder layout. For example, I want the first menu item to sit exactly above column 4, the second above column 8, and so on. Is there a way to do that without messing all the website up?

Thank you so much!!

Hi everyone,

I’m wondering if it’s possible to create a custom cursor in Lay Theme using a blend mode effect.

Ideally, I’d like the cursor to automatically invert depending on the background — for example, if the cursor moves over a black area, it becomes white, and if it moves over a white area, it becomes black.

Has anyone tried something similar or knows how to achieve this?

Thanks!