Who has the golden tip for me on how I can glue those two pictures nicely together.
Dependent on a condition it should show one or the other on the same place:
@James_App_Maker is correct. You must use a rectangle behind both images and group them together. By placing a rectangle behind both, when the top on is not visible, it will shift the bottom one into the top one’s place.
Take a look at that screenshot and you’ll see the low, normal, and urgent statuses are all grouped together in 1 group with a large rectangle behind all 3.
Here’s a good analogy: You have your screen (dinner table) and you have a rectangle (your plate) and your images (the food that goes on the plate). Don’t let anything overflow and everything will stay on the plate.
@Flawless that’s a good example and analogy. Thanks for sharing.
Does the row rectangle behind it then also shrink to minimum needed space? I mean does the “Count and Last Updated Updated Date” then also move up a bit, because it doesn’t need the space of three rows (Low, Normal, Urgent) there?