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Is it possible to have a background image or fill in SuperContainer?

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I am trying to imitate the transparency grid in photoshop within SuperContainer so images display on top of the light gray grid background. Or somehow have the the SuperContainer transparent and have a grid image behind it but I don't think this is possible because of how web viewers work in filemaker.

I am trying to get some type of background like this.

post-89808-0-92602900-1327513373_thumb.j

I don't know if something like this is even possible with SuperContainer.

Thanks,

Nick

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I kinda answered my own question. I just used a calculated container field formatted how I wanted to show the image from SuperContainer using:


SCGetContainer( folderPath ; width ; height )

This only works if you have the plugin installed. So this will not work on an iPhone or iPad. I will just have to make separate layouts for the devices that do not have the plugin installed.

Hey Nick,

I am glad that you were able to resolve your issue. However, you can also set the background color of a SuperContainer Web Viewer using the background-color parameter in your URL, like:

"http://myserver.com/SuperContainer/Files/path/to/file?background-color=rgb(192,192,192)"

I hope this helps,

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