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    anotherview
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    How is it possible to fix a text in the middle like shown at the "about" from Le Berg and let pictures slide behind (https://leberg.com/about) ?
    And how is it possible that individual pictures slide extra in a small row (https://leberg.com/jonas-vahl/ first picture left)?
    Looks like there are different layers on top of each other.
    Are those extra plugins?

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      edgrbnz
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      Hello @anotherview

      Slide Behind Fixed Thing: just create a new class via custom CSS and apply that one to the desired row in the gridder via right click → Set HTML Class and ID.
      Something along these lines should work:

      .fixed-thing {
          position: fixed;
          z-index: 2;
          top: 0px;
          margin: 0px;
          left: 0px;
          width: 100vw;
      }
      

      Extra Slidey-Slide: I didn’t see any special thing there… looks like the Simple Lay Theme Paralax. You can activate that in Lay Options:

      Window_and_Lay_Options_‹United_States_of_Error—_WordPress.jpg

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        Dear @edgrbnz

        Nice!

        Best wishes
        Richard

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          anotherview
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          @Richard-Keith said in layers on lay theme:

          Thank you @edgrbnz for the quick answer!
          The first thing (Slide Behind Fixed Thing) dit not worked. But I will try it again...
          The second one I love!

          Big Thanks! :)

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          • edgrbnzE
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            edgrbnz
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            Do you have link to a site where you applied that class?
            It’s probably just a minor thing.

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            • edgrbnzE edgrbnz

              Do you have link to a site where you applied that class?
              It’s probably just a minor thing.

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              anotherview
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              @edgrbnz

              Sure, so this is like my "hidden try out site": https://anotherview.studio/do-u-like

              And I thought about a fixt picture in the background (like her where the withe rolls over - but there I managed it with a general background picture... https://gasthaus-canow.de)
              Ore a fixet text (like here https://leberg.com/about).

              Actually I don´t know if and what I have to type in the line when I set "HTML" and "ID" in the gridder via right click...

              Thanks again! :)

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                edgrbnzE
                edgrbnz
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                You just need to apply the name of the class you defined in custom CSS e.g. fixed-thing.

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                • edgrbnzE edgrbnz

                  You just need to apply the name of the class you defined in custom CSS e.g. fixed-thing.

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