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How to make text box push down objects

New Here ,
Feb 28, 2019 Feb 28, 2019

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I have a page which I am trying to make responsive.

The page is very simple.

It has a text box.

Below the text box is an image.

I would like the text to reflow down the page as the screen width decreases, and for the image below the text to be pushed down progressively.

I am unable to do this as the text simply reflows over the images and masks it or gets covered by it depending on layer order.

Is there any way to make this work the way I intend it?

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LEGEND , Mar 01, 2019 Mar 01, 2019

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How did I break this one?

By placing a rectangle in the background, which „disturbs“ the ability to detect, which element has to „influence“ the position of others:

Screen_01.jpg

• Two solutions:

  • Delete the white background element (and use a page/browser fill instead), or
  • group the text frame and the images below to tell Muse, which elements are supposed to react dynamically with which others.

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LEGEND ,
Feb 28, 2019 Feb 28, 2019

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Try to avoid any pinning on your page. Pinnrd elements couldn`t get pushed down.

Kind Regards,

Uwe

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Thanks fotoroeder.  None of these elements are pinned, but the text still reflows over the image.

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LEGEND ,
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Make sure, that the text box and the image below don’t overlap:

Screen_01.jpg

If you can’t fix the issue, give us the .muse file with only this text box and the image to have a look at (–> Dropbox)

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Mar 01, 2019 Mar 01, 2019

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Gunter, here the Dropbox link: Dropbox - Help.muse

I created a new site which just had an image and text box - and it works as intended.  How did I break this one?

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VitoPito  schrieb

How did I break this one?

By placing a rectangle in the background, which „disturbs“ the ability to detect, which element has to „influence“ the position of others:

Screen_01.jpg

• Two solutions:

  • Delete the white background element (and use a page/browser fill instead), or
  • group the text frame and the images below to tell Muse, which elements are supposed to react dynamically with which others.

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This worked.  Thank you very much!

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