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Hi, How would I go about adding a background to my FS applications? Specifically, I am building an application with the main page/window is a borderlayout and in the North region we have a fixed header showing information we want to be visible all the time, including our logo, user information and a few other things. The North region contains a single row 3 cell layout and I want to add a background image that spans all 3 cells - is this possible and if so, how? Thanks, Craig. |
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Hi Craig, CSS to the rescue again.. If for example your panel is named 'logoPanel', this will result in the HTML as So you can use this to set the background image for the DIV in the CSS like If you have nested panels in the logoPanel, this can also work. The trick then is to set the background-color to transparent for all nested panels. For example if you have a nested panel in your logoPanel , named logoPanelNested, you will need to set this in your CSS: Best, Don't let CSS take all the credit, I think you meant "Michiel to the rescue again" :) Thanks, I will give that a try; although again as with some of my other questions, this is the sort of simple requirement I would like to be able to do directly in FS without having to drop out into CSS since I figure doing this kind of thing would be quite common and something many developers would want. Cheers, Craig.
(05 May '13, 15:45)
Craig
haha.... don't thank me until it works :) About using CSS with Formspider, i am happy i can style anyway i like to using CSS. Let the Formspider team concentrate on building the features i cannot do with CSS. Good luck, Michiel By the way Craig, please accept a correct answer if you will. Makes it easier for the community to see if a question is answered or not. Thanks
(05 May '13, 15:53)
Michiel A
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Actually, I wasn't even aware of the ability to flag an answer as "correct"; thanks for the heads-up. I've gone back through all my q's and accepted where appropriate.
(06 May '13, 05:35)
Craig
Nice, thanks.
(06 May '13, 05:40)
Michiel A
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