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The Position of an element has both an X and a Y position. Each of
these positions is relative to the element they are contained in.
All Model elements except the Root contain a Position. Note: When the justification or relationship is changed, the elements position on the screen stays the same. To have the change move the element, set both the X and Y position of the element to zero.
Options
- Relationship: There are relationships for both the X
and Y positions.
- Former: The previous element in the outline. This
lets you position a chain of elements where one is position
relative to the one before it. Move one element in the chain,
and all the ones that follow move with it.
- Container: The element's container. This lets you
position groups of elements relative to their container. Move
the container and all the contents move.
- Window: The runtime window. This lets you position
elements independently of their former element or their
containers. These are absolute positions in the Window.
- Justification: Top, Middle, Bottom, Left, Center, Right
side of the element.
- X and Y: The horizontal and vertical offsets relative
to the Relationship and Justification. Positive values are down and
to the right, negative values are up and to the left.
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