Grid : position of elements when they are superposed on each others

paperjam
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paperjam posted this 08 June 2020
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In the first case, the second cell is above the first one. The text comes over the image

https://prnt.sc/svsjvb

In the second case, the second cell is always above the first one ... but this time it contains the image that needs to be lower the text box

https://prnt.sc/svsjb1

How could we manage such hierarchy (z index) ?

In the first case, the second cell is above the first one. The text comes over the image https://prnt.sc/svsjvb In the second case, the second cell is always above the first one ... but this time it contains the image that needs to be lower the text box https://prnt.sc/svsjb1 How could we manage such hierarchy (z index) ?
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paperjam
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paperjam posted this 08 June 2020

The move-up, move-down options are disabled for an grid element

https://prnt.sc/svslh1

The move-up, move-down options are disabled for an grid element https://prnt.sc/svslh1
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Support Team posted this 09 June 2020

Hi,

The second cell is always above the first one. It depends on the cell order in HTML structure.
This behavior can be changed with CSS z-index property. But unfortunately, Nicepage does not provide a built-in solution to manipulate it in this case. But if you're familiar with CSS you can do it manually using the cell css class. Simply add class to the cell with text (second case) and assign z-index to this class.

The move-up, move-down options are disabled for an grid element

This is behavior by design.

Please let us know if you have any further questions.

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Sincerely,
Olivia
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Hi, The second cell is always above the first one. It depends on the cell order in HTML structure. This behavior can be changed with CSS z-index property. But unfortunately, Nicepage does not provide a built-in solution to manipulate it in this case. But if you're familiar with CSS you can do it manually using the cell css class. Simply add class to the cell with text (second case) and assign z-index to this class. > The move-up, move-down options are disabled for an grid element This is behavior by design. Please let us know if you have any further questions. ................................................... Sincerely, Olivia Nicepage Support Team Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp
paperjam
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paperjam posted this 09 June 2020

It could be nice to add a shortcut with the contextual menu ... as it occurs everytime you want to reverse the order of a grid.

For example when you duplicate a row and want to alternate the display.

Thank you.

It could be nice to add a shortcut with the contextual menu ... as it occurs everytime you want to reverse the order of a grid. For example when you duplicate a row and want to alternate the display. Thank you.
Support Team
Support Team posted this 11 June 2020

Francois,

Thank you for your proposition. We added this functionality to our wishlist and we hope we will add it as soon as possible.

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Francois, Thank you for your proposition. We added this functionality to our wishlist and we hope we will add it as soon as possible. ................................................... Sincerely, Nicepage Support Team Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp
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