Hi,
I'm trying to put two layers inside the footer with the following parameters:
Overflow: none
Box sizing: content box
Location and size
Mode: docking layer
Dock mode: dock right
Alignment: right
Position children:absolute
Problem is that this works OK on the Header, but on the footer doesn't seem to work. The footer behaves in a weird way. When I F5 the project, the layer looks like it disappears from the footer and what it generates is a long stripe from bottom to top all the way behind the footer.
Any help on this will be appreciated.
Thanks
Brian
FOOTER PROBLEMS
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Re: FOOTER PROBLEMS
A footer is already layer itself, so nesting another layer will not work.
Why do you need a layer inside a footer?
Why do you need a layer inside a footer?
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Re: FOOTER PROBLEMS
I want to have three elements in the footer or header in this position: one in the center, one aligned to the right, and one aligned to the left. I've attached an image of what I'm trying to do. This is something I did really easy in Adobe Muse, and I don't find a way to do this in WYSIWYG. I place elements in a position I want them to be, with the right parameters, and when I preview it, all elements are scattered around, not where they're supposed to be.
Any way this can be accomplished?

Any way this can be accomplished?

Re: FOOTER PROBLEMS
I would use a flex container. Set it to Row, nowrap, and justify-content= space-between.
Re: FOOTER PROBLEMS
The Page Footer object, is a container for absolute/fixed layout. So the page header is not the right tool for what you are trying to do.
Alternatively, you can use a latout grid or flex container. Both can also be used as (flexible) footer.
Alternatively, you can use a latout grid or flex container. Both can also be used as (flexible) footer.