fieldOfView | SPi-V devFOV logo pushing the floorplan up?
Submitted by marley9 on July 10, 2008 - 12:48.
In my continuing effort to explore all the hirshhorn options before I develop my own skin, I am having issues with the hirshhorn-trans-open.xml. I simply cannot get my floorplan image to go any lower on the page than it currently sits. No matter what height I give it, it will not go lower. Is the the default FeildOfView logo pushing it up? (I don't own a license, but work for one who does, all my testing for them is done on my own server. I just can't seem to see what is preventing me from being flush with the bottom...
Re: FOV logo pushing the floorplan up?
The fOV logo will happily overlay your content, and does not influence positioning of any element.
Find this line in your XML:
<uigroup id="map-container" height="0%" halign="right" hoffset="-320"><uigroup id="opaque-map" width="320" height="0%" valign="center" halign="left" hoffset="0" zorder="8">
and change the heights back to 100%:
<uigroup id="map-container" height="100%" halign="right" hoffset="-320"><uigroup id="opaque-map" width="320" height="0%" valign="center" halign="left" hoffset="0" zorder="8">
Then you will want to experiment with adding a valign="bottom" here and there
Re: FOV logo pushing the floorplan up?
Yes, that was one of the many configs that I tried. Using the code that came with Hirshhorn, I assumed it would sit nicely, but I had to alter it so that it sat completely on the bottom. Now, using the above code put the image high in the air. Putting the valign-"bottom" put it halfway off the bottom of the page. Sitting in its current state, set to bottom and 14, it still won't get to the bottom. Coming down from 100 kept lowering it. However, at 13% and below, it starts...going up again. I am very confused about this.
One thing to note, when the image is not visible, the entire right side is white. When my image is visible, the background color of the loading page shows through. Not the odd part is that when you click on 'hide map', then click to open it, well, you will just have to take a look, its hard to explain what happens.
One last thing, most image elements are placed precisely with offset, but this is not. Why is this?
http://ova-media.com/360/eder3.html
Thanks again for your guidance.