Hi all. Am I correct only a strip can contain other elements (input/images) which can then collapse? A group can’t collapse, and I need that function. Unfortunately there is one small glitch with the strip: when a repeater above it grows, even if I a bring to front/send to back. I wanted it to overlap.
Bellow is a screenshot. Database and page are in a strip. the cats are in a repeater which grows down. I won’t have items in the strip there. Tips?
Hay Edgar,
any element can be collapsed, and the handling of the elements below it depends on the distance between it’s bottom and the elements below it. Up to 70px, the element below will move up. Above 70px, they will not move up
a group can collapse. Once you create a group, it has an ID and can be collapsed or hidden like any other element.
Let me understand - the repeater is above the strip? I mean, in terms of vertical ordering, it is above the strip? If so, if the distance in pixels between the bottom of the repeater and the top of the strip is less than 70px, the strip should move up and down depending on the number of items in the repeater.
If the repeater is on the strip (attached to the strip), the strip should grow with the repeater.
Let me know if this solves your question.
Hi Yoav
The repeater is above the strip, not even touching. Let’s say it’s not ‘bound’ to any other elements or page boundaries. When it gets more items, the rest moves down, conform your explanation. I was just wondering if it was possible to ‘bypass’ this by using the move to front move to back so the overlap. But you can’t. If it was possible you could have a growing list. Okay you can add it beside the advised page boundary, but that is 980px so there isn’t much space if you don’t want to bypass the 1280.
I’ll think of a nice solution with things that are possible. Thanks again.
