Re-arranging Containers
Quote from CSSystems on February 23, 2025, 10:47 pmI have a page of photos of events.
I would like to display the latest photo at the top of the page.
How do I move the old containers down so I can put the new ones at the top?
That is, how do I re-arrange the containers?
I have a page of photos of events.
I would like to display the latest photo at the top of the page.
How do I move the old containers down so I can put the new ones at the top?
That is, how do I re-arrange the containers?
Quote from luishp on February 24, 2025, 9:18 am@cssystems are you using ng-repeat to create and populate the Containers?
If not, you can use ObjectToFront and ObjectToBack commands to arrange them.Regards.
@cssystems are you using ng-repeat to create and populate the Containers?
If not, you can use ObjectToFront and ObjectToBack commands to arrange them.
Regards.
Quote from CSSystems on February 24, 2025, 6:38 pmNot sure how ng-repeat works. Could not find any description.
Not sure if ObjectToFront and ObjectToBack does what I want.
Forgot to mention that this is a page from the website I work on.
I have attached a screen shot of the Heading (Container 65) and Pictures (container 59).
I want to put new heading and container for new photos and move container 65 and container 59 down.
Just looking for a better way instead of creating new row and column then using copy and paste to move all photos down to existing containers.
Hope this last statement makes sense.
Not sure how ng-repeat works. Could not find any description.
Not sure if ObjectToFront and ObjectToBack does what I want.
Forgot to mention that this is a page from the website I work on.
I have attached a screen shot of the Heading (Container 65) and Pictures (container 59).
I want to put new heading and container for new photos and move container 65 and container 59 down.
Just looking for a better way instead of creating new row and column then using copy and paste to move all photos down to existing containers.
Hope this last statement makes sense.
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Quote from luishp on February 24, 2025, 7:24 pm@cssystems do you mean at design time then?
Note that you can copy and paste (or cut and paste) whole containers into other containers.
You can also select many containers and send them back or front (using right click in design area) even if they are not in consecutive order.
Just try playing a little bit to understand how it works.
@cssystems do you mean at design time then?
Note that you can copy and paste (or cut and paste) whole containers into other containers.
You can also select many containers and send them back or front (using right click in design area) even if they are not in consecutive order.
Just try playing a little bit to understand how it works.