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Just wondering whether these suggestions made it onto the “to do” list…?

Great, thanks a lot!

Thank you, the update fixed that issue.

Another question regarding the table element: How come some 2-column tables are rendered correctly while other 2-column tables on the same website but in another project are displayed as 1-column lists of cells? They show up the same way within the editor.

I have, for now, disabled the tag filters because of the issue. Hence, there is no link.

Any chance this has been added to the list of future updates/fixes…?

On the LayTheme website, the version history seems to be missing as of recently: https://laytheme.com/version-history.html

PS: Another bug related to this: In mobile view, the (first (row of)) Tag Filter bubble(s) is displayed with a left-hand indent/padding (equal to the space between multiple bubbles), instead of being aligned with the left-hand margin as in desktop view. (This was observed in the latest version of Safari on an iPhone.)

Thank you so much! Solved. (-:

(This problem occurs with all custom css/html deactived, too, btw.)

LayTheme version 10.1.1 | Firefox 146.0

In any given Project Thumbnail Grid with Tag Filters shown (Tag Filter Behaviour: AND), after selecting one filter and then clicking the “Clear All” button to deselect, the other filters stay hidden instead of reappearing.

The most recent update did not solve this problem for me. (LayTheme cache and browser cache were cleared.)

Same problem here. Clearing cache doesn’t help.

Additionally, it would come in handy to have a “wordbreak” button as part of the text editing interface—“<wbr>” in addition to “nonbreaking space” and “soft hyphen.” (For instance for linebreaks after “/” without a hyphen being added.)

Same here.

Would be amazing to have these options in one of the future updates.

@arminunruh said in gridder element “table” refinements:

ah yes very good ideas!

🙏

Additional refinements to the table element would come in handy. For instance an option in the editor to rearrange columns by drag and drop (as is possible with rows currently) and an option to assign cell spacing to top, bottom, left, and right separately (or, alternatively, to define spacing between columns).