how to Keep heade/bannerr at top while scrolling while scrolling down the page

[zizzzme]

Hi,

Need help on how to Keep header/banner fixed at top while scrolling down the page.

Thx

Jimmy

[PeteS]

You can do this in Web Designer 9 Premium by adding a object you want to use as the header to the pasteboard background layer, then (with the pasteboard background layer locked in the Page & Layer Gallery) right click on the pasteboard area and select Pasteboard Background > Fixed.

Then, the page content will scroll but the pasteboard background will not.

[gwpriester]

Or you can add a new fixed layer and place your banner on this layer. See this post by sledger http://www.talkgraphics.com/showthre...679#post470679

[zizzzme]

PeteS
thx for the reply.

Am using the refresh theme. I tired to add the move the banner to the pasteboard background but WILL NOT allow me to do that. Also when I do the right click on the pasteboard area therE is NO "select Pasteboard Background > Fixed"

Am using Web Designer 9 Premium.

thx

Jason

[gwpriester]

You need to create a long thin bitmap with a portion at the top that will be the banner.

Open the Bitmap Gallery, select the image and select Background.

A menu will ask Page or Pasteboard. Select Pasteboard.

Right click on the background and select Pasteboard Background and select Fixed.

Preview the page and scroll up and down.

[zizzzme]

Again appreciate the help.

One more thing: mainly I wanted to have the navigation bar fixed. So again when people scroll down the long page they can click on the navigation to take them to another page.

thx again

[zizzzme]

Hi,

Better explain myself. If you can go to: https://squareup.com/register
you will have the main banner and the black navigation menu under it.
when you scroll down the page the black navigation menu stays on the top but also
the individual button gets highlighted when reach that specific section.

That is what am trying to do.

thx

again

[gwpriester]

Please see the link in my first post about a Fixed Layer. This is what you need.

[carlosgf]

Please see the link in my first post about a Fixed Layer. This is what you need.

THANK you @gwpriester for that information. In fact, I was having the same difficulties as @zizzzme, and just by reading @PeteS´s post and yours, suddenly I understood the thing.

Now I have some images fixed with the background!

Keep the good work!

(I just have bought Prox9, and I am happy. Nice tool! )