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Help Needed - How do I add clickable items embedded into a table visual?
Anonymous You are not following my point, you will overlay the box on the 2nd visual and change the background color of the box to transparent when the value is selected in the first box and other wise you will change the background to non-transparent color so that you don't see anything behind it and my blog post shows how to make color transparent, not sure what else to tell.
In your case you will text box on the front as the main item, not behind as 2nd item, just think thru this based on your need.
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- Anonymous5 years agoNot applicable
Hi parry2k, thank you for helping me through this issue. With that being said, I am not entirely sure what I am trying to accomplish is possible without dynamic layering or setting the column headers to transparent. Below I have put some more screenshots and want to add some more detail about the issues that I can not resolve.
The current layering in the screenshots below are:
- Text Box
- Table 2
- Table 1 (Base layer)
The main issue that I am facing is that I cannot overlay table 2 on table 1 since the column headers are still present. Even when I overlay the textbox over table 2, that indirectly covers up the base table (table 1). If I was table make the layer like so:- Table 1
- TextBox
- Table 2
we would never be able to view Table 2 since it will always be forced behind the base table.
Thank you again for the help, I am hopeful that this is still possible.
- Anonymous5 years agoNot applicable
Still hoping to get an answer. Please let me know if anyone has any questions regarding the requirement and the current shortcomings. Thank you.