The order of the elements is driven by their order in the source code
of your page. You can control this using the layer order in your page.
To visualize this order, click on the top of the Site pane, so it
changes to Page. You will see a list of all of the elements in your
page, beginning with the page name at the top, and moving down the
list in hierarchical order, like an outline.
Counter-intuitively, the bottom-most element on this list is actually
the highest z-index, or the closest to your eye. But in terms of the
source code order, the items on the top of the outline occur first,
and the items on the bottom of the outline occur last.
You’ll be able to spot all elements which have Actions applied to them
because they will have the little yellow gear icon on their corner. As
you click each element in the list, the corresponding design element
will be selected on the layout to the right. Conversely, if you click
on an element on your page, you will see its name highlighted in this
list.
Generally speaking, you can drag items up and down the list to change
their sort order without disrupting the visual layout of your page.
Since you’re manipulating elements which get removed from the page
entirely, you don’t even need to worry about that aspect when you make
this adjustment.
Walter
On Feb 5, 2011, at 7:06 AM, sonjanna wrote:
Thank you waldt for this new action!!!
Here is my question - I have:
Nr1. fader item | Nr2. faderoption item | Nr3. faderoption item plus
3 thumbnails for Nr1., Nr2., Nr3.I wonder how I can let be displayed or make visable first: Nr 1.
with thumbnail for Nr 1 .In my case its always Nr3, with thumbnail for Nr.3.
I cannot find the modus. How can maintain an hierarchy? Would be
most helpful to know.Thanks a lot!
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