Working with Nextgen is a total nightmare for an amateur like me, Primo was much easier.



please read post #23 in the link below

This works in the same way.

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So the coded position will move a little as buttons come & go. Note the extra button in 'highway mode ' as shown in your images & see from my image how the buttons bunch up.

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Attaching the code to the sidelist helps to keep the coding as simple as possible, but it does have drawbacks, this being one of them.

I don't know of a way to stop this movement but is possible to work around it.

below shows a less than ideal way of doing it because at the moment I can't remember the more refined way.

add this to morco_button_portrait.css, so you will now have one set for when on regular roads and another set when on a highway

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this controls visibility (on & off) when not on the highway
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this controls visibility (on & off) when on the highway
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The new set I have called TEXT.exitH & TEXT.exitinfoH ( the 'H' for highway)

you will need to add to the morco_button.ui
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you will then need to adjust the Hieght in the highway set to match the hieght of the regular set.

This might take a bit of working out because you will not be able to use route simulation to test.