Right now Rise is a single column design tool where you add new blocks directly below existing content to form a single column of blocks. Are there plans to allow double or triple column designs so you can have side-by-side (multiple column) elements in landscape that rearrange to single column in portrait on a phone?
I think the design interface would show the + marks both below and to the right of existing content so you could build out either way. Just a thought.
You can use PowerPoint (or any image editing tool) to position two images side-by-side before importing them into a Rise 360 labeled graphic block. Here's how:
Open PowerPoint.
Insert the first image on the left side of the PowerPoint slide. Scale up the image until it fills the height of the slide.
Insert the second image on the right side of the PowerPoint slide. Scale up the image until it fills the height of the slide.
Save the PPT file as a PNG image.
Upload the image to the labeled graphic block.
After following those steps, it will look like you have two columns for a labeled graphic block!
Thank you for the reply. I would like to sometimes combine a movie to the right with a textblock to the left, side by side, for instance, is that possible?
The problem for me is that the multi column text and the text and image blocks do not match the margins of the standard text block. It gives my inner designer sleepless nights and the it gets worse when I have to tell clients I cannot fix it.
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Hi Christa!
You can use PowerPoint (or any image editing tool) to position two images side-by-side before importing them into a Rise 360 labeled graphic block. Here's how:
After following those steps, it will look like you have two columns for a labeled graphic block!
Two columns would be really helpful as well as the possibility to align blocks to the left, center or right.
Hi Jennie,
Text block has the Two column block.
Gallery blocks have two-, three- and four-column image blocks.
Don't any of those work for you?
Thank you for the reply. I would like to sometimes combine a movie to the right with a textblock to the left, side by side, for instance, is that possible?
The problem for me is that the multi column text and the text and image blocks do not match the margins of the standard text block. It gives my inner designer sleepless nights and the it gets worse when I have to tell clients I cannot fix it.
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