

You can but don't have to add other animation stacks. If you want to use the MultiLayer Stack as a banner – you'll find some nice features that'll add a little extra spice. Those days are over – happy days are back. This is often a problem when you deal with responsive websites – images gets too small or scaled out of the frame. If you add an image to the MultiLayer Stack – the MultiLayer Stack provides you with options to reposition or rescale the image on mobiles to make it look perfect. Layer stacks on stacks on stacks or… text or buttons on images, videos, slideshows or…īut that's not all. This is often the issue when working with layered objects. The MultiLayerStack provides you with great control to make things work om mobiles too. If this is not enough – should cover most, I think – you can even add a background image. The MultiLayer provides you with up to not less than 6 layers + a background layer + an option to position four of the layers within the MultiLayerStank The four buttons) + center the last Layer (icon and text). RapidWeaver, stacks, responsive, layer, position, animation. Faster than picking Stacks (like buttons) from the Library. Add a text stack – then move it to the right position. FastPicker adds default Stacks with the click of just one button. Option to animate the four 'other layers'. The example below – buttons and an image on top of a video – comes with the MultiLayer Stack along with the HiTuber Stack (free). You can hide or scale stacks added as layers!īanners, headers, images with captions, slideshows or movies with text, images or buttons on top. What will happen when viewed on smaller screens – mobiles? You got all the settings to make everything look perfect on mobiles too. Working with layers – you need to think responsive. You didn't think this could be done with RapidWeaver + Stacks – that easy!īut that's not all.

One layer that centers the content within the frame and 4 other layers you can position anywhere within the Stack. Text, logo, image, buttons, movies, slideshows on top of a… text, logo, image, buttons or movies.
