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Overlap images in Fitbit Studio

‎05-09-2020 19:36

‎05-09-2020 19:36

I'm sure I'm just over thinking it, but I'm trying to get two images to over lap. I tried adjusting the x and y values to match the other image but it just makes the original image smaller. I can't seem to get the image to move at all let alone get it to over lap the other image. I'm so confused

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‎05-09-2020 19:54

‎05-09-2020 19:54

Your approach sounds right. Make sure you don't have duplicate element ids, and are manipulating only the elements and attributes that you need to.

 

Using % to specify positions and sizes in javascript won't work, so don't be trying that.

Peter McLennan
Gondwana Software
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