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Positioning a Row Background Image

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    wrote on last edited by MWPA
    #1

    Hi,

    Is there a way to position an image that is set as a Row Background Image? I’d like to align the image to the bottom of the row and center it.

    Here’s a quick example/test page: https://dev.rickangenent.nl/projecten/project-2/

    Thanks in advance!

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      wrote on last edited by arminunruh
      #2

      yes!

      right click the row in the gridder.
      click "set row html class and id"
      and as class enter:

      bgbottom

      then use this css:

      @media (orientation: landscape) {
          .bgbottom .background-image.background-image-count-1 img{
              object-fit: fill!important;
              width: 100%!important;
              height: auto!important;
              left: 0!important;
              top: auto !important;
              bottom: 0!important;
          }
      }
      

      Enter this css in "lay options" -> "custom css & html" -> "custom css"

      not in "custom css for desktop"
      (needs to be in custom css, because we use a media query here, and for desktop already has a media query applied to it)

      we're using a media query for landscape browser, because if were on a portrait sized browser we dont want to use this css
      because then a white gap could appear

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