inkblot12
posted this
24 March 2019
It does the same thing with my sites as well. If I change responsive modes, the images and shapes will go off the pages and then I have to select them on a different response view (desktop view, for example) and then click back to another view (tablet view, for example) and then hit the down arrow until it shows up. The position coordinates are virtually useless as some shapes/images show that the position 0 puts it back in side the actual design area and other images/shapes need to be in the negatives (-245, for example) or positive number. And, there's like no rhyme or reason as to how that works. But, it takes almost ten times longer to design like this because if I move a shape, or stretch it out it stretches it out on the other responsive views (not all, but at least three). Then, I have to basically go back and rebuild those views where I have to sit and repeat this process over and over again.
If you notice my image captures, just by adding in the last Adobe logo, it caused the images on my other page to shift in this sort of cascading (upwards) formation. Prior to me adding a new image, they were all in a row. So, I added the image and "VOILA!" - images are now out of alignment.
It does the same thing with my sites as well. If I change responsive modes, the images and shapes will go off the pages and then I have to select them on a different response view (desktop view, for example) and then click back to another view (tablet view, for example) and then hit the down arrow until it shows up. The position coordinates are virtually useless as some shapes/images show that the position 0 puts it back in side the actual design area and other images/shapes need to be in the negatives (-245, for example) or positive number. And, there's like no rhyme or reason as to how that works. But, it takes almost ten times longer to design like this because if I move a shape, or stretch it out it stretches it out on the other responsive views (not all, but at least three). Then, I have to basically go back and rebuild those views where I have to sit and repeat this process over and over again.
If you notice my image captures, just by adding in the last Adobe logo, it caused the images on my other page to shift in this sort of cascading (upwards) formation. Prior to me adding a new image, they were all in a row. So, I added the image and "VOILA!" - images are now out of alignment.
Last edited 24 March 2019 by inkblot12