i need help in understanding some logics of floating groups. In order to make some easy tests, i just inserted a simple squared floating group in the page. Here below a screenshot.
When you place the Floating Group relative to Bottom, it figures out the distance in Pixels from the bottom of the Floating Group to the very bottom of the Page. Then it will always place the Floating Group that many pixels above the Bottom of the Device Screen. So in your example, the yellow group is actually somewhere above the visible screen when you change it to ‘Bottom’
To test this, go to the very bottom of your Page and place the floating group there and use the ‘Bottom’ setting.
I haven’t played around much with ‘Both’, but I am guessing you would need to place it on a Page that is short in height
I was just trying Floating group out as well today. However, I wanted the specific Floating group in a popup, but I could not get it there. Can a Floating group onyl be on the main page?
thank you so much. the bottom thing now does make sense to me (even if, honestly, i don’t understand why and when am i supposed to use it).
My next step, and what i what to reach, is actually creating a sidebarmenu. The reference is, for instance, what tripadvisor does in his website on mobile.
I managed to create a floating group that stays visible and sticked to the top of the page. What i still can’t do is block the heigh of the page, so that, once i open the sidebar menu, i can’t scroll the page anymore over the bottom of the sidebar menu.
Is that clear? in case is not, again, please give a look at the mentioned example.
I use it to have a floating banner on the bottom of some of my Pages with a Call to Action button, it is especially useful for Mobile views (example )
Do you have link/screenshot/gif of the exact functionality you want?
A floating group will not stop a user from scrolling the page, but you can cover the whole page with one to give it the same feel
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