Hi.
I want to put a "page footer" in my prototype, and have it appear at the viewport bottom without knowing the browser window's height (or width, for that matter) when designing.
As it seems impossible to use "move to" with a calculated Y-position, I wonder if there is any other way to achieve this?
I get you. I also tried to do this. Unfortunately, you can't have any dynamic settings around it as ultimately you're designing and not coding. But one thing you can do is, design a way which is appropriate for most of the browsers/laptops or at least your client's PC!
Well, actually I'm prototyping AND designing... If I were to create static stuff, I'd choose a different tool.
Think of this: How do you prototype mouseover tooltip behaviour if you cannot position the tooltip to where the mouse is?
@Floriaan M Can you please add "use calculated values for X- and Y-positioning" as a feature request?
Bro, I don't work from them. I'm just like you, haha! @Chris Stryjewski You might want to add this into feature requests!
Wonderful! (Sorry, I jumped to conclusions when I saw your "UXPIN CHAMPION" badge. I'll be more careful next time...)
No worries! Just be a god at it and you'll be the next champion.
Hello @Asbjørn Floden I think Meet is right – the only way I can think of here is to have a prototype built for specific screen resolution (or set of screens – I've seen customers doing a few resolutions as different pages to present the changes on different screen sizes). Then it would be just pinning the element to a specific X/Y for a specific screensize.