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3. Master Page elements

Using the .page_mediabox selector, you could change this stacking order and place the

section background on top of the elements on the Master Page. Set the z-index property to a

value larger than 0 (zero) and add !important to make this style rule override the inline style

declaration that normally puts the section background behind the Master Page elements:

.page_mediabox img.ol_pdf_datamapper_input {

z-index: 10 !important;

}

Scaling the section background

The rule below downscales the section background image and keeps it in the centre of the

page:

.page_mediabox img.ol_pdf_datamapper_input {

transform: translate(-50%, -50%) scale(1.5, 1.5) !important;

}

View selectors

In the Designer, sections can be viewed on different tabs: Source, Design, Preview and - if it is

a Web section - Live. In each view mode (except Source) a specific CSS class is added to the

<html> element. The view-specific classes are:

l .DESIGN

l .PREVIEW

l .OUTPUT

.OUTPUTis used when viewing the current section on the Live tab or in an external browser,

and when generating output.

View selectors allow you to apply formatting to elements in a certain view, for example to

highlight or show elements. The Designer itself does this, for example, to highlight all boxes in

the Design view, when the Show Edges icon is clicked.

Adding an outline

The following style rule wraps every element that has the class address-block with a purple

dashed outline in Design mode. The outline is not visible in other views or when outputting the

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