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  1. Agree that is should be possible to use emoji's. Affinity is a rare exception, makes no sense imo.
  2. GarryP: I've done the feature request. If you like to add on it, please do.
  3. Hi there, It would be great to have an option to hide the artboard names (temporarily). Currently I'm in the process of designing some icons. To evaluate the design properly, I need to see them at 100%. But if I do, the artboard names clutter the view, see screenshot. I've also posted this in the forum. One of the staff suggested to post it as a feature request also. Thanks!
  4. Wow, that's a lot of reactions. Thanks for the feedback! I have to look into the option of creating additional views. I'm not familiar with that yet. Maybe it will solve the problem.
  5. Goodmorning! Is it possible to hide the artboard names? I'm working on some small icons and like to evaluate them zoomed out. But the artboard names appears over the icons, so I can't evaluate them properly. Is there a way to hide the artboard names (temporarily)? Thanks! Wouter
  6. I'd like to align my artboard with the bottom of a shape. The shape is on the artboard. When I resize the artboard, it won't snap to the shape. Is this something that isn't possible? I've selected every option in the snapping settings. See screenshot for some visual. Screen Recording 2020-02-26 at 14.38.52.mov
  7. Ah, I see now. Just not used to it I guess. One thing though, the text isn't instantly selected. So with the second click, it takes almost like a second to activate. Thx for the help!
  8. Single-click doesn't work for me. When single-clicking the layer, the layer name isn't editable. I have to double click the layer name to edit it. I'm on a Mac, maybe that's the difference. As fas as I know, this works the same in other applications that uses layers.
  9. I have the same issue. It's really frustrating. I'm on a Mac, dont' know if Windows has the same issue. What happens is: 1. I want to rename a layer. 2. Double click the layer name, so I can edit the text. 3. When I start typing, the layer loose it's focus. So, I'm not editing the text anymore. I have to double click it again to continue renaming. It won't happen when I enter text very very slowly.
  10. When I quit Designer with UI toggled (UI is not visible using the Tab key) the next time I'm not able to make the UI visible. So in steps: 1. Working on a document, toggle UI with tab key. UI is not visible (toolbar, tools etc. are not visible). 2. I close the document and quit Designer. 3. The next day I open Designer. The UI is still toggled, so no UI is visible. When pressing the tab key I expect all UI will be visible again. But that doesn't happen. I have to manually switch on the toolbar and tools.
  11. Thanks both of you. This setting only effects the background when starting a new document. Once I add an artboard in the document, the background turns to black. I can't change that color with the preference settings. But it's not really a big deal. BTW, I'm working on a Mac. Maybe that's a thing....
  12. When starting a new document the main background of Designer is gray. But once you add one or more artboards the background changes to black, see screenshots. Don't know if this is intentional, but it is confusing. Why does the background colour change? Just a small detail, but for me they are important :).
  13. I can select the image, but if I want to transform it (e.g. rotate), the clipping path transforms also. Is it possible to transform the image only whilst it is clipped?
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