How to Perfectly Overlay Images and Buttons in ClickFunnels
Channel: Dan Havey
Date: 2023-12-11

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Hey there, it's great to see you diving into the world of CSS Flexbox and ClickFunnels. Today, we're going to tackle a common request: how to overlap an image over a button using CSS Flexbox. So, let's dive right in!

First, let's address the easier scenario. Imagine you've got a two-column row. On the left, there's an image, and on the right, a text element. The trick here is to float the image to the right without setting its size, allowing you to adjust it as needed. For the text element, give it a hyperlink and set its background color. You'll need to add a top margin to center it vertically and some padding to give it a bit of breathing room. Now, to overlap the text with the image, use a negative margin on the left. However, the text will naturally come to the front, so you’ll need to give it a z-index of -1 to push it behind the image. This method works, but it's not perfect for mobile as the elements will stack.

Now, let's talk about a more robust solution using a single-column row. Here, place the image element first and float it to the right. Below it, insert a button. This setup is better because the entire button becomes clickable, unlike the text element before. The CSS magic happens when we target the parent element, the 'col inner', and apply 'display: flex'. This aligns the image and button on the same line. By using 'justify-content: center', you ensure they stay centered horizontally, and Flexbox will naturally align them vertically. This method holds up better on mobile too, keeping the layout consistent.

Once aligned, we still need to shift the button to overlap the image. Adjust the left margin with a negative value and set the z-index to -1 to push it behind the image. It's a cleaner, more maintainable solution compared to the first method. Flexbox really shines here, making alignment and responsiveness much easier.

Now, a quick bonus tip for adding some flair. If you ever need to create angled backgrounds or sections, using 'clip-path: polygon' can be your friend. It lets you define complex shapes by specifying a series of points, giving you total control over the design. You can tweak these points to get the exact shape and angle you want, adding a unique touch to your design.

So, there you have it! Two effective ways to overlap an image over a button in ClickFunnels using CSS Flexbox, plus a little extra tip for adding angles to your design. If you have any questions or need further clarification, just let me know. Happy building!