Overview
This topic covers the following advance features:
Anchors
The Floater's initial position is determined by the anchor element. You would
usually set the Floater's
LeftAnchorID and
TopAnchorID to align
the left edge and top edge of the Floater to the left edge and top edge
of the anchor element. However you can also use
RightAnchorID or
BottomAnchorID to align
the floater to the right/bottom edge of a given element.
An offset between the edge of the anchor element and the corresponding edge
of the floater can be specified by setting
LeftAnchorOffset,
TopAnchorOffset,
RightAnchorOffset or
BottomAnchorOffset.
You can also set any of the anchor ID property to special value <center>.
That instructs the floater to align to the center of the browser window on that edge.
Scroll Mode
By default, the Floater's position is fixed both horizontally and vertically.
You can override this behavior by setting the Floater's
ScrollMode property.
For example, if you only want the Floater's position to be fixed horizontally,
you can set ScrollMode to Y. This way when the page is scrolled
vertically, the Floater scrolls along with the page. However when the page
is scrolled horizontally, the Floater stays fixed.