Is there a way to setup an image stack on top of another in RLM pro?
I am trying to put a png button (with a rollover) on top of a jpg. I know that ultimately I will put the images into the page using an html editor but how do I set this up at the "wireframe" stage.
To see what I mean goto this page and rollover the video thumbs at the top.
http://www.aetv.com/duck-dynasty
Thanks for any help.
mark l
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Mansour ...
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Yeas definitely can do it with RLM.
Have a look at attached project file, is that what you are trying to achieve ?
Have a look at attached project file, is that what you are trying to achieve ?
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mark l
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Here is a better example
http://www.fxx.com/totallybiased/castcrew#cast/kamau-bell
Even though the small images don't have rollovers they are stacked on top of the larger image. It seem like when ever I add
an element it always ends up being next to, below or above the other elements. Is there a way to stack elements???
http://www.fxx.com/totallybiased/castcrew#cast/kamau-bell
Even though the small images don't have rollovers they are stacked on top of the larger image. It seem like when ever I add
an element it always ends up being next to, below or above the other elements. Is there a way to stack elements???
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Inger
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Adam, I wonder if Mark is talking of a different kind of 'stack on top of each other'. The article you are referring to describes how to push and pull images and other page elements so that they show above and below each other in a vertical row. I understand 'on top of' as one upon/covering the other, which also seems to be what Mark wants to achieve.
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Adam East
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Inger wrote:
Adam, I wonder if Mark is talking of a different kind of 'stack on top of each other'. The article you are referring to describes how to push and pull images and other page elements so that they show above and below each other in a vertical row. I understand 'on top of' as one upon/covering the other, which also seems to be what Mark wants to achieve.
Adam, I wonder if Mark is talking of a different kind of 'stack on top of each other'. The article you are referring to describes how to push and pull images and other page elements so that they show above and below each other in a vertical row. I understand 'on top of' as one upon/covering the other, which also seems to be what Mark wants to achieve.
Yes, which if both images are in separate columns Push and Pull could be used along with Margin to achieve what he is looking for.
If the images are in the same column, you would use negative margin to complete the task.
However, it would be easier to complete after export of the project.
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Mansour, I see that your green image has been pushed up by the negative margin. But if the viewport is narrowed and the blue image shrinking, the green image disappears upwards out of sight.
I don't know if this is something that should be adressed in RLM, adding an element 'background image' or having positioning options like relative, absolute etc, or if it is rather more suitable for the upcoming RSD. Maybe the latter.
I don't know if this is something that should be adressed in RLM, adding an element 'background image' or having positioning options like relative, absolute etc, or if it is rather more suitable for the upcoming RSD. Maybe the latter.
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Adam, I tried what you said and it works! 
But the article doesn't say anything about that, you need to add an extra paragraph!
But the article doesn't say anything about that, you need to add an extra paragraph!
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I believe you can add container and manipulate with margins.
have a look at this project again
have a look at this project again
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Mansour ...
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Inger wrote:
Mansour, I see that your green image has been pushed up by the negative margin. But if the viewport is narrowed and the blue image shrinking, the green image disappears upwards out of sight.
I don't know if this is something that should be adressed in RLM, adding an element 'background image' or having positioning options like relative, absolute etc, or if it is rather more suitable for the upcoming RSD. Maybe the latter.
Mansour, I see that your green image has been pushed up by the negative margin. But if the viewport is narrowed and the blue image shrinking, the green image disappears upwards out of sight.
I don't know if this is something that should be adressed in RLM, adding an element 'background image' or having positioning options like relative, absolute etc, or if it is rather more suitable for the upcoming RSD. Maybe the latter.
Yeah I guess we should address this and maybe different solution or other trick to achieve this
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