Garden Gnome Software

I want to place an arrow on the bottom left and bottom right of the screen.
Then I want to have a text box between the two arrows connecting them so there will be a black strip at the bottom of the screen with a previous and next arrow on each side with the title of the pano in the middle.

I can get the arrows in pace easily enough by anchoring them to the bottom left for the one and bottom right for the other, and I can anchor the text to the bottom middle.

It all looks good, but what do I do when the screen changes size, either on a different device or the user changes the size of the browser on a desktop?
I end up with a gap between the buttons and the text.

What is the best way to dynamically deal with this. I can't find it.

Will this work for you?

In the simplex skin textbox:
Position: X 0,00 Percent, Y 280 pixels, Anchor to bottom bar
Size: Width 100%, Height 20 pixels

The arrows above that tetx box. I only see a problem if the window is so small that the text will run under the arrow.

Greetings

CTR

Hi Dennis,
Why not add the text box 100% width with it anchored bottom left starting a X = 0px
Yes it will be the full width but then place the arrow buttons on top either side.
If the buttons don't have any background then use a rectangle in between the text box and button.
The text box would have the text aligned centre.
Simple and works.
Regards,
Hopki

Thanks Hopki and CarstenT, the solution was so simple and obvious. Sometimes you can't see the forrest for the trees!

Changing the width measurement from pixels to a percent made it a no brainer!

Before I read your posts, I made the textbox 3000 pixels wide and anchored it centered it on the bottom and then placed the arrows anchored left and right. Worked but seemed very inelegant.

I spent two hours on the ferry last night trying to figure out another very simple problem. I'll try fighting it a bit more then I'll post it too.

-Dennis