It will not work for advanced objects like menu's, extensions, blog, galleries etc. This option will only work for simple HTML objects like images, shapes or text. In combination with the relative size properties of a layer ( Relative horizontal sizing and Relative vertical sizing), you can scale the content of the layer by setting the alignment to ' Stretch content'.
In some cases it can be useful to make part of a page stretchable (scale the content based on the size of the browser window). This can be useful to create a header or footer for a web page. Instead of using absolute dimensions, the size of the layer can be made relative to the size of the browser window with the Relative horizontal sizing and Relative vertical sizing properties. Size a layer relative to the browser window Instead of using absolute coordinates, the position of the layer can also made relative to the page size with the Relative horizontal position and Relative vertical position properties. Positioning a layer relative to the browser window You can make a layer stick to the bottom of the page, by giving the ' bottom' property a value.įor example if you set the bottom property to 10, then the layer will be positioned 10 pixels from the bottom of the page. Make a layer stick to the bottom of the page
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You can see an example of this in the How to create a draggable window using layers? tutorial. Opacity can be used to control the transparency of a layer and its content. You will need WYSIWYG Web Builder 6.1 or higher!
This tutorial will demonstrate some of those features. Layers can be used to create advanced layouts like scrollable or scalable content. When you drag an object over a layer in the Web Builder workspace you will notice that the layer's border will temporary highlight to indicate that the object will become part of the layer. You can make objects part of a layer by using drag & drop. A layer is a container for other objects.
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