Any ideas if the inbuilt 'footer' blocks work ??
I have deleted the footer from the master_demo_layoutgrid.wbs and inserted a footer block from the inbuilt footers. None of them locate themselves as a footer (ie bottom of page), but attach them to the bottom of the header.
Is this right? Any advice please.
Any ideas if the inbuilt 'footer' blocks work ??
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Re: Any ideas if the inbuilt 'footer' blocks work ??
Most footers are just layout grid so if you insert them to the page then will be inserted at the current row.
You can use the arrange tools to move the footer to the end of the page or in the setting set the mode to 'footer'.
You can use the arrange tools to move the footer to the end of the page or in the setting set the mode to 'footer'.
Re: Any ideas if the inbuilt 'footer' blocks work ??
Hi - I see that the arrange tools, moves the layout grids up and down.
But it only moves them within themselves, and it does not move anything to the bottom of the page ie footer.
Sorry for being a bit thick, but any idea where the 'setting' is to set the mode to 'footer'.
But it only moves them within themselves, and it does not move anything to the bottom of the page ie footer.
Sorry for being a bit thick, but any idea where the 'setting' is to set the mode to 'footer'.
Re: Any ideas if the inbuilt 'footer' blocks work ??
Object properties, select 'footer' from the 'position' item at the bottom of the page. This applies to layout grids which I use as a footer - I then put things into that which I want at the bottom of each page.
Alan
Alan
Re: Any ideas if the inbuilt 'footer' blocks work ??
Ok - thanks for that info.
Got the footer at the bottom of the page. But it does not like moving the address/contact/info element to just above the footer.
Must be able to do it, as its a repetative element, along with the footer.
Got the footer at the bottom of the page. But it does not like moving the address/contact/info element to just above the footer.
Must be able to do it, as its a repetative element, along with the footer.
Re: Any ideas if the inbuilt 'footer' blocks work ??
Ah, so you want the social media to also be a footer. Is that correct?
Can you post your .wbs file somewhere (like dropbox) and provide a link so we can see what you have done?
Alan
Can you post your .wbs file somewhere (like dropbox) and provide a link so we can see what you have done?
Alan
Re: Any ideas if the inbuilt 'footer' blocks work ??
They both can't be footers. However, you could nest the layout grid (with the social icons) inside another grid and then put the copyright inside this same grid under the social icons grid and then set that as your footer.
Re: Any ideas if the inbuilt 'footer' blocks work ??
Thanks Crispy - good idea.
I was going to suggest something similar, but try and modify the wbs file for him.
I was going to suggest something similar, but try and modify the wbs file for him.
Re: Any ideas if the inbuilt 'footer' blocks work ??
Yes that works, putting a layout grid into a layout grid, then change it to a footer (Properties/layout grid/general/position).
Strangley 'maybe' is that you cannot insert directly a layout grid into a layout grid. You can only insert a new layout grid below the existing grid. Then click and drag the new layout into the existing.
Also a slight odd one is that you cannot resize a text box using the horizontal side 'markers', but you can use the corner 'markers'.
Strangley 'maybe' is that you cannot insert directly a layout grid into a layout grid. You can only insert a new layout grid below the existing grid. Then click and drag the new layout into the existing.
Also a slight odd one is that you cannot resize a text box using the horizontal side 'markers', but you can use the corner 'markers'.
Re: Any ideas if the inbuilt 'footer' blocks work ??
When text is inside a layout grid, it defaults to be 100% width of the container/grid it is in. This allows for the text to wrap as the screen gets smaller. That's the great thing about grids! However, if you need the text size to be a fixed size, you can uncheck the full width property in the text object properties. I would not do this unless it is needed for certain circumstances. Based on your photo, Why are you trying to change the size of the text box?