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  • Stack with Text-Elements bugged
    K kneesweak

    @arminunruh Any news now 1 month later? :)

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  • Stack with Text-Elements bugged
    K kneesweak

    Could you maybe just modify the stack element so that elements in the stack can be next to each other?
    2 weeks ago you wrote that the feature could be ready in 1 week...

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  • Stack with Text-Elements bugged
    K kneesweak

    Any updates available yet?

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  • Stack with Text-Elements bugged
    K kneesweak

    Next week would work out for me, I guess there will be an laytheme update available for it?

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  • Stack with Text-Elements bugged
    K kneesweak

    Sounds like something that could work. When can we expect it to ship? I am asking because it is an urgent problem.

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  • Stack with Text-Elements bugged
    K kneesweak

    Do you need further explanation?
    Or is it clear how I would like to utilize the stack element? Basically putting text-elements inside and arrange them not only on top of each other but also next to each other.

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  • Stack with Text-Elements bugged
    K kneesweak

    Of course. So with the current gridder-configuration you can see in my first post the page looks like this:
    current.jpg

    But I want/need the page to look like this:
    wanted.jpg

    But the stack does not allow me to put 2 text-elements next to each other which seems like a bug or at least like a missing feature that would be very important to have.

    Currently I use some custom IDs on the elements and some custom javascript to move the text-boxes inside the stack but this leads to the boxes visually "blinking/jumping" around when the page is loaded, which looks bad and cant stay that way.

    I hope it is more clear now.

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  • Stack with Text-Elements bugged
    K kneesweak

    Hey,
    yes you understand correctly. And yes it does look the same as in the screenshot, meaning each textbox has its own "row" inside the stack.
    But I need them to be next to each other in the same row if you understand.

    Could this be made into an option for the stack?

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  • Stack with Text-Elements bugged
    K kneesweak

    I need to stack multiple text-elements in one row, but the Stack does not let me put 2 text-elements next to each other so it looks like this in the gridder:
    Screenshot 2022-08-24 101452.png

    I need to do it this way, so that the big text-block on the right does notcreate a white-space on the left side between 2 rows.

    I tried to create a workaround by adding ids to the text-elements and when the page loads I detach a text-element and attach it to the stack-row of the element above it. But this leads to janky text-elements visually jumping around when the page loads.

    Can you maybe make it possible that I can put 2 text-boxes next to each other in the stack element or help me with a fix?

    Cheers

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