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To create a preset you need at least one slice Create the variations, 20w, 30w whatever then follow the pictures below to save it To apply the preset, highlight the slices to be modified and select the preset from the dropdown The whole thing is a bit jargonified and the Help didn't help me much, eg Export preset—presents slice presets offering common graphics formats and options for Apple app icon design. I prefer to think of it as Export preset—presents slice variations etc

That will end in tears, try a different approach If you group objects Apply the gradient to the group (Photo parlance, Publisher calls it the Fill tool as does Designer I think) Select bitmap fill Size, change angle as desired Now select one of the objects and you can move the gradient origin without resizing Additional objects can be added to the group: Add an object Nest within the group Select the group gradient Move the gradient origin a smidge and the new object will pick up the group gradient A recolour layer within the group ought to work

Photopea can get the guides from a Photoshop jpeg which can be saved as a psd which Affinity can interpret

Photoshop does save guides in a jpeg but the only software I have that will display them is Photoshop - the example uses CS2 To get the guides into Affinity save from Photoshop as psd, psb or tiff

Select layers Click Create slice button Apply Export preset All highlighted slices change from Single PNG to whatever your preset creates, in this case 20w, 30w & 40w pngs Export slices and 12 files are output

If the file contains the GPS data then use Metadata/Detail and you'll see something like this

Haha, thanks...thomaso is in a different league from me

Paste Special/Rich Text Format is your friend, if that's not available then the formatting is lost Pasting from the browser is dreadful, try the attached htm file, copy and paste from the browser into Word then copy and paste into Publisher My old Word 2010 cannot read the CSS underline, new versions may be ok but the Explorer preview doesn't work so it's all over the place RichText.htm

This is how V1 works Placing an image into Publisher, the image will be physically sized (mm or in) based on the document dpi and image pixel dimensions not on any dpi metadata in the file So if you have images at 283dpi to import, set the document dpi value to 283, import then set back to 300 or whatever. The physical size will be retained This is based on image layers, if they're rasterised to pixels I don't know. I've attached the pub file in case it helps Anyway, this is my thousandth post, I hope it's useful, I am off to have my dinner DPIandPlacing.afpub

To pan and zoom you'll need to write your own event handlers Here's one that moves the "Me" image using the arrow keys so if you change it to target your large, presumably background image, it will effectively pan it Place it in the <script> section However this is not really within the scope of the Affinity forums so this is my last comment, good luck with the Javascript if you decide to go this route document.getElementById("main").addEventListener('keydown', function(event) { const key = event.key; var jump = 20; if (document.getElementById("Me").style.visibility === 'visible'){ var XXX = parseFloat(document.getElementById("Me").getAttribute('x')); var YYY = parseFloat(document.getElementById("Me").getAttribute('y')); if (key === "ArrowRight"){XXX += jump;} else if (key === "ArrowLeft"){XXX -= jump;} else if (key === "ArrowUp"){YYY -= jump;} else if (key === "ArrowDown"){YYY += jump;} document.getElementById("Me").setAttribute('x', XXX); document.getElementById("Me").setAttribute('y', YYY); } });

If you do this with pdf then the users will need a compatible viewer and the knowledge to operate it If you do this with svg then you can use Javascript to control what's displayed. The file can be hosted anywhere or emailed, the user just needs to open it in a browser, it's responsive too In this example, move the mouse until you see a big plus sign, clicking will then toggle the legend on and off Whilst the legend is visible, clicking on items in the list will toggle them on or off Affinity can be used for the initial layout but after that you're on your own I have no idea what "GIS multi layered view or map" means but if you can get the data in vector or bitmap formats then there is a chance Only tested in Chrome Version 111.0.5563.112, file contains an image in webp format so not all browsers will show it RedBlue.svg

Change the angle

libraw doesn't support that camera https://www.libraw.org/supported-cameras on macs there is an option to change to the apple engine, I think it's in the Develop Assistant, that may work

Indeed, I only write plain HTML and I never use Affinity for serious svg's

Does Wordpress accept width="100%" height="100%" ? Try the attached file, I've changed those values to match the viewbox Also cleaned up the text, there was a nasty gap between the S & T I've also changed STUCCCO to STUCCO <hint> Use these options </hint> logo2a.svg

Works locally here with <img src="logo2.svg">, no idea about Wordpress You could try deleting the first two lines

Unless you want an ornate frame like the Mona Lisa, use css Adding frames to the images just bloats the file moff.htm

Well, writing as an idiot, try this Follow the last of v_kyr's links Scroll down to this

Forget that, new pattern layer from selection

I understand this to be that every pixel column is to be the same, if that's correct: Make a marquee one pixel wide Copy Paste special/DIB - it'll end up somewhere weird so reposition to x=0, y=0 <ctrl>J Change x value to +1 <ctrl>J lots

I think you need two batch runs, one to resize to intermediate dimensions then another to apply a resize canvas macro This macro will increase the canvas width and height by 50px If you open it in the macro panel you can change the value (always use an even number or you'll get caught by pixel misalignment resulting in semi-transparent pixels on a couple of edges) then save it to the library with a new name Note that the macro increases the canvas size by copying the original, rotating 45° about the centre, unclipping canvas. The required increase must be within the resized canvas or it will clip For an 800x600 image the macro will first increase the canvas to 989x989 so it'll work for increases up to 188 Larger images may have larger amounts of resize. CanvasPlu50.afmacro

Bottom layer of that eps should be what you're after Image on the right is done by selecting all of the layers and doing a Boolean add, it's similar but has the bumpy bit bottom left

File/New Stack Ungroup the stack should get you there. Personally I would develop the files, save as tiffs and stack those Sheesh, beaten again, what Old Bruce said

Yep, your fields have numbers, mine have expressions which will modify the underlying pixels

I can't reproduce this in V1 Two location samples, two cursor samples and the colour chooser, everything agrees