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I am trying to get on this page ( http://musicaladvocacy.org/ ) the area where it says "Home" (The White Container in the grey gradient) to go ~60 px up, but as you can see it does that as well as moves the parent container up. I just want the white box to move up NOT the whole thing. So it should look like this: http://musicaladvocacy.org/index-margin.jpg Thanks for any ideas! You can apply position:relative; top:-60px; on the element you need to shift up. #el { position:relative; top:-60px; z-index: 5; } You could also add 1px padding to the top of the parent, and continue using negative

I am attempting to overlay an image above a pdf embedded in and iFrame. This code results in the image falling behind the iFrame (tested by changing the bottom attribute to -10px and the bottom of the image becomes visable) The only two methods I was aware of were using z-index, and the fact position absolute should place the object on top, but neither appear to be working. <div id="images" style="float:right;position:relative" width="400" height="250"> <img src="images/Next_Black_Arrow.png" style="height:25px;width25px;float: left;z-index=10;position:absolute;bottom:10px;left:250px;"> <iframe

in some iPhone apps i saw a button which was floating over the content view , eg. in the app EyeEm. When the user is scrolling the content, the button remains where it is and is still an interaction element. Ho do I implement this? My approach would be: Create a view with content Put a button on it But how to make the button floating? edit: The floating seems to be the default behavior. Interestingly addSubview and insertSubview have the same behavior when placing the button... both are floating over the content. - (void)addOverlayButton { UIButton *oButton = [UIButton buttonWithType

I would like to be able to detect if my Activity has been obscured by, say, a system alert or some other overlay (for example the power menu when I long press on the power button), or some malware that detects the launch of my Activity. I noticed that the foreground app in this case would still be my app, so I can't simply base it on what the foreground app is. I also notice that onPause() isn't called when my Activity is obscured, so I can't put any logic in onPause() either. Even if I can though, I would then have to differentiate between a system alert/overlay and the user pressing the back

I'm converting a tree view from the standard TTreeView to use TVirtualStringTree. My final challenge is to implement a feature where I need to draw a 'pass/fail' status indicator on top of the known node icon. With TTreeView I used: var R : TRect; begin R := Node.DisplayRect( True ); StatusIconList.Draw( TreeView1.Canvas, R.Left - StatusIconList.Width - 14, R.Top, 3 {MyOverlayImageIndex} ); The result is the red cross over the basic icon as shown below: With TVirtualStringTree I hoped to find either a better way, or to get better known positions for the required overlay icon position. I'm

I want to add Image on text view and want proper spacing as shown in screenshot. I have tried to add image on textview but I m having problem in placing text as per requirement. Please provide me help regarding same. In SWIFT: var exclusionPath:UIBezierPath = UIBezierPath(rect: CGRectMake(0, 0, imageView.frame.size.width, imageView.frame.size.height)) textView.textContainer.exclusionPaths = [exclusionPath] textView.addSubview(imageView) abhi Add the below code after defining textView and imageView. import CoreText.Framework UIBezierPath *exclusionPath = [UIBezierPath bezierPathWithRect