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  • J
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    Hey Armin,

    Thanks for your work on Laytheme. I've come back to use it multiple times now.

    I wanted to make a suggestion.

    The project thumbnail mouseover is a great feature.
    I was wondering if it would be possible to be able to control the mouseover reveal/interaction/effect based on the project category?

    For example an architecture website. Any projects listed as residential could have a specific mouseover reveal/effect, any public project would a have a different reveal/effect and so on. It means you could have projects colour coded on the overview page.

    This would also require control over project titles per category too.

    Thanks!

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    • arminunruhA
      arminunruhA
      arminunruh
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      thank you!
      yea thats possible by doing custom css based on the current page:

      https://laytheme.com/documentation/custom-css-styling.html#css-based-on-current-page

      so for a certain category you would write css that changes the hover animation

      example:

      body.slug-work .thumb .ph{
      background-color: green!important;
      }
      body.slug-work .thumb:hover img{
      opacity: 0.5!important;
      }
      

      you'll need to be able to write css and use the chrome element inspector

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