Difference between revisions of "Picture and element positioning"
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# Add other fields and merge the with the picture field (above) | # Add other fields and merge the with the picture field (above) | ||
# Create a stylesheet extension and link to the solution | # Create a stylesheet extension and link to the solution | ||
#* The outer element of the picture should have the following CSS | #* The outer element of the picture should have the following CSS element | ||
#: '''position: relative;''' | #: '''position: relative;''' | ||
#* The picture and fields inside should have the following CSS | #* The picture and fields inside should have the following CSS elements | ||
#: '''position: absolute;''' | |||
#: '''top: '''[OFFSET]'''px;''' | |||
#: '''left: '''[OFFSET]'''px;''' | |||
== Sample CSS === | |||
#NB_ELEMENT NAME { | #NB_ELEMENT NAME { |
Revision as of 12:15, 25 September 2013
Sometimes you will want to merge form elements with an illustration:
How to do it
- Upload a picture to Media files and copy the URL
- Add a Static content element and insert picture reference
- <img src=COPIED_URL>
- Add other fields and merge the with the picture field (above)
- Create a stylesheet extension and link to the solution
- The outer element of the picture should have the following CSS element
- position: relative;
- The picture and fields inside should have the following CSS elements
- position: absolute;
- top: [OFFSET]px;
- left: [OFFSET]px;
Sample CSS =
#NB_ELEMENT NAME { position: absolute; //relative to outer element left: 10px; top: 10px; //Above input box } #VB_ELEMENT NAME { position: absolute; //relative to outer element left: 10px; top: 10px; //Below descriptive label }