4 Replies Latest reply: May 21, 2014 4:49 AM by brushwipe RSS

    How to adjust caption position in Basic widget

    brushwipe Community Member
    brushwipe May 20, 2014 5:21 AM

      Hello Sanjit,

       

      Firstly many thanks for the help so far.

      However the solution to my next problem of placing captions continues to elude me and I would be grateful for any assistance. 

      My images are all set to a common width of 500 px and I have tried adjusting the layout of each page individually so that its caption appears top left of the image.

       

      I have published the site as bilyz.businesscatalyst.com to illustrate but I don't understand the business of allocation editing facilities..

       

      Problem 2 affects the navigation placement on the following pages of 'about',  'services', 'contact'  I have created a third master for these pages but seem unable to alter the menu position.

       

      Hope you can help

       

      Kind regards

       

      Bill

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        • 1. Re: How to adjust caption position in Basic widget
          Sanjit_Das Employee Hosts
          Sanjit_Das May 20, 2014 8:31 AM (in response to brushwipe)

          Hi Bill

           

          I checked the site , captions are editable in IBE ( In browser editing )

          We cannot move the position of object through IBE as this can only be done in design mode.

           

          Please let me know if this is not what you are looking for.

           

          Thanks,

          Sanjit

          • 2. Re: How to adjust caption position in Basic widget
            brushwipe Community Member
            brushwipe May 20, 2014 9:48 AM (in response to Sanjit_Das)

            Hi Sanjit,

             

            Thanks for your attention.

            What must I do to give access in design mode?  I had hoped you could tell me how to make the changes.

            My problem is in positioning the captions to the top left of the image with about 10px padding between each image and its caption which means it must be in a different position for the majority of pages.

            I have another twenty images to load but I thought to get it right first.. Problem is that if I set it for the first image it remains the same for position for all other images.

            Note the caption position in Just Friends, then see the caption position for First Timer.  It doesn't look correct.

             

            Maybe I should use a different slider model? What do you think?

             

            Thanks

             

            Bill

            • 3. Re: How to adjust caption position in Basic widget
              Sanjit_Das Employee Hosts
              Sanjit_Das May 20, 2014 2:47 PM (in response to brushwipe)

              Hi Bill

               

              I am little confused with this line " What must I do to give access in design mode?" , as if you want to give access for editing in design mode or if you want to edit the captions in design mode.

              Talking about the later one, You can edit the captions in design mode by going to each slideshow.

              The caption position would be positioned in same place for all slides by default, we cannot change that differently for separate slides. Looking at your design I would suggest you to use any composition to achieve this.

              Insert image as well Text frame in container area and the thumbnails can carry small images, setup autoplay and it would be same effect as slider.

               

              Thanks,

              Sanjit

              • 4. Re: How to adjust caption position in Basic widget
                brushwipe Community Member
                brushwipe May 21, 2014 4:49 AM (in response to Sanjit_Das)

                Thanks Sanjit,

                 

                I have studied the Muse Classroom Book more closely and taken a look at the Acrobat files in the DVD that came with the book.  It has cleared up my questions.

                Thanks for all your help.

                 

                Regards

                Bill