Header element absolute positions

BillyBob
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BillyBob posted this 11 August 2016

I've been working with various header elements a lot in the last few days, and I don't understand why sometimes the 'Position' drop down displays the absolute position options differently for various elements, or the same element in different views. See my image for reference. What makes example 1 display that way for absolute position versus example 2, and what exactly do those 3 options for absolute position in example 1 mean?

Sometimes it I'll get the example 2 options, and sometimes example 1, and I don't understand why.

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I've been working with various header elements a lot in the last few days, and I don't understand why sometimes the 'Position' drop down displays the absolute position options differently for various elements, or the same element in different views. See my image for reference. What makes example 1 display that way for absolute position versus example 2, and what exactly do those 3 options for absolute position in example 1 mean? Sometimes it I'll get the example 2 options, and sometimes example 1, and I don't understand why. ![enter image description here][1] [1]: https://s9.postimg.org/68ptks4xr/Themler_Position_Ex.jpg

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Support Team posted this 12 August 2016

Hi,

For example, if the parent container of the Image+Text has a fixed height you see the "example 2". It allows to position Image+Text in the listed positions. If parent container does not have fixed height you cannot do it because in this case parent container collapses or its height depends on the elements with relative position. And you see "example 1" where only left, center and right positions are available. These positions do not need the height of the parent container.

Thank you,
Olivia

Hi, For example, if the parent container of the Image+Text has a fixed height you see the "example 2". It allows to position Image+Text in the listed positions. If parent container does not have fixed height you cannot do it because in this case parent container collapses or its height depends on the elements with relative position. And you see "example 1" where only left, center and right positions are available. These positions do not need the height of the parent container. Thank you, Olivia
BillyBob
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BillyBob posted this 12 August 2016

Got it and thanks!

Got it and thanks!
Support Team
Support Team posted this 12 August 2016

You are welcome. Feel free to contact us in any other occasion.

Sincerely,
Hella

You are welcome. Feel free to contact us in any other occasion. Sincerely, Hella
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