WestSlopeGuide

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! That tip just made my day!

So: I make a new document on Designer for iPad (I have an 11" iPad Pro, for the record). I create a shape, say a rectangle. If I now switch to my selection tool and deselect the box, there continues to be a magenta border visible around the object, regardless of whether there is a stroke is applied or not. After creating another rectangle and deselecting it, that shape, too, leaves a magenta border around the new object's edges. Now both objects edges will be highlighted with a thin 1 pixel magenta border, even though neither is selected. This is very frustrating, since I can't see what the actual projects look like as I'm working on them, with all of the purple/magenta edges of every element visible. Anyone else have this happen or know of a fix? This hasn't always been the case, either. It just started today, I believe. I'll try deleting and reinstalling the app. Hope that's all it takes.

It would be extremely helpful if Designer followed the precedent set by almost every other Mac app, and allowed a right click on the document title bar to reveal the current file in the Finder. I see that this function is available in the File menu, but old habits die hard! Thank you!