I placed an accordion,
Because the accordion text in my Freeway is fully displayed, the accordion is a much higher then when it is published.
Direct under the accordion I want to place another html.
But after placing the new html I keep the full hight of the accordion instead of the collapsed hight (There is a big white space under the accordion before the new html starts), see example.
You need to set the height of the accordion outer container to “Flexible” in the Inspector. Then you need to put the accordion container and the thing you would like to be below it, inline within a parent container, so you have this:
(This won’t make much sense in a proportionally-spaced font. It should be a proper ASCII-gram on the Web archive of this mailing list.)
Unless you construct your page this way, the element below will never scoot up to just take the place of the collapsed accordion, and more importantly, will never get out of the way of the accordion when it expands. Inline (in-flow, sometimes referred to as box-model) layouts will always respect the size of other elements in the same parent container. The trick is assembling your page so that this is possible.
Walter
On Jan 21, 2014, at 3:54 PM, Erik wrote:
Hi,
Run into a problem;
I placed an accordion,
Because the accordion text in my Freeway is fully displayed, the accordion is a much higher then when it is published.
Direct under the accordion I want to place another html.
But after placing the new html I keep the full hight of the accordion instead of the collapsed hight (There is a big white space under the accordion before the new html starts), see example.