Nice catches, especially the stack transition thing, I’ve noticed something similar before but couldn’t quite pin it down.
Good to hear both are getting fixed though. The gradient issue in particular was a bit distracting with rounded corners.
For the blur idea, yeah I get why it’s tricky. Would be a really cool effect if there was a clean way to do it though, maybe something CSS-based in the future.
Looking forward to the update 👍
its Georgious! Wow!
If the Layout Cache checkbox is greyed out, it usually means something on your setup is forcing it to stay disabled.
From the note in your screenshot, the most common reasons are:
I’d check these first:
Lay automatically disables Layout Cache when it detects incompatibilities, so the grey checkbox is basically a “blocked by config” signal.
Try isolating it by disabling plugins one by one, you’ll usually find the cause pretty quickly 👍
Yeah, you’re basically on the right track already.
Lay doesn’t really support “mixed column counts” in a single grid row by default, so the usual way is exactly what you did: just stack different Element Grids on top of each other.
So for your case:
That gives you full control and keeps things clean.
If you want more flexibility later (like different layouts on mobile), you can also tweak each grid’s responsive settings separately.
Your solution is pretty much the standard approach 👍