Fluid's definition of "Previous sibling (layer)" seems backwards about fluid-for-sketch

[rorysmyth]

+1

[matt-curtis]

You're right, somehow I missed this, we'll correct it ASAP.

[pulpy]

So if this is the case, would it be possible to then have a Following Sibling constraint added? Because if you have a layer (say a header layer that has a transparent drop shadow. If following above diagram it would be layer B) to be in the Z axis space above, say a list of info rows and you want to constrain the list group ( I put them in a group so I will call it List group. Layer A in above diagram) to the Header layer Group but below it in Z axis so the header layer will appear top have a drop shadow on the list group? Make sense?

I love this plug in btw keep up the good work!, Can't stop using it on pretty much every layer. Do I need to do this, probably not, but I feel that repeated elements would stay more consistent though out the apps I design if I tweak sizes of elements here and there.

[matt-curtis]

@pulpy

So as I understand it, you've got:

• Parent Group or Artboard
  • Layer B (Header)
  • Layer A (List Group)

And you want to constrain List Group to Header, right? I can see how a Next/Following Sibling option would be useful. At the time, though, the way Fluid resolves relativity and constraints doesn't make this possible...

However, I'll definitely consider it. Create a separate issue for it :)