February 4, 20232 yr I'd like to have a button (bottom right) always visible but I don't see a way to have it be independent from the slide beneath it. Because of the position of the button, FM assumes it to be part of the slide. As an experiment, I grouped if with a rectangle with the top, left corner being outside the slide, but as you'll see in the attached video, the slide initially conceals the button even though the group is to the Front. Any way to accomplish this? Thanks Slide_Button_Vid.mp4
February 5, 20232 yr I don't know what to look at in your pictures. Here's a simple demo showing a button that's always in front of a slide control. test.fmp12
February 5, 20232 yr Author 3 minutes ago, comment said: I don't know what to look at in your pictures. Thanks, I'll have a look. In my pics, the green plus button is meant to stay in front of the slide which is open in pic #2. In the video you'll see it happening. Edited February 5, 20232 yr by Jeffrey Bloch
February 5, 20232 yr Author I think I've found the cause. Since I want a different color for slide panel 2 than slide panel 1, I use a filled rectangle which causes the disappearance of the button and the flicker. You can see it in the modified Test file initially provided by Comment. test.fmp12 Edited February 5, 20232 yr by Jeffrey Bloch
February 5, 20232 yr Author I now see that I can color individual panels through Conditional Formatting so this should solve it for me. Thanks!
February 5, 20232 yr 5 hours ago, Jeffrey Bloch said: I use a filled rectangle which causes the disappearance of the button Ah yes, the button goes behind the rectangle until the animation ends. Interesting bug. 5 hours ago, Jeffrey Bloch said: I can color individual panels through Conditional Formatting so this should solve it for me From what I see, this looks better, but isn't perfect. The color cuts in, not slides in. Edited February 5, 20232 yr by comment
February 5, 20232 yr Author 1 hour ago, comment said: From what I see, this looks better, but isn't perfect. The color cuts in, not slides in. Agreed.
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