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peters
 
 
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Canvas Question?

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Probably a stupid question, but is there a canvas object to drop on a page anywhere?
I add it in via html code such as . .
<canvas id="myCanvas1" width="350" height="450" style="border:2px solid; margin-left:0px; background-color:silver"></canvas>
But I was wondering is there an actual canvas object somewhere that can be simply dropped on a webpage and positioned?
I typed canvas in the ToolBox search and nothing there and tried canvas in Help and see: Shape, ClipArt, Curve, Polygon and TextArt; but no canvas
Just want to make sure that it is not somewhere prior to hard coding it into my pages.

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Re: Canvas Question?

Post by Pablo »

There is no dedicated canvas object because it requires JavaScript to do something.

The shape, text art, clipart, etc can output the image as canvas code (in addition to css, image and svg)
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Re: Canvas Question?

Post by peters »

Thanks Pablo,

I got a work-a-round from my other thread that was answered on . . .
<input type="file" id="image-picker" accept="image/*">
I can drop the canvas where I want it via the HTML option that I can position anywhere in the page.
I was not aware of that separate HTML option and was trying to use the Page HTML option that only allows code placement in 7 webpage areas.
Been using this web builder for now 6 months and just never noticed that separate HTML option thinking it was the same as the Page HTML option.
Figured my question was a stupid one, but if I don't ask I may not know!
Thanks so much . . .
Pete
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