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urbain reacted to a post in a topic: How to shrink the canvas size? (Designer)
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meatwaddancin reacted to a post in a topic: Color Profile Question/Help Needed
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Question: When I download the Google Play badge as an EPS from Google (https://play.google.com/intl/en_us/badges/) and open it in Affinity, the colors are waaay off. Affinity pops up a message about the color profile being assigned, but I can't figure out how to switch the profile to just look normal. Any help in what I'm doing wrong here? I'm attaching a photo of the message, as well as a comparison from what it should look like to what I'm getting.
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susanc444 reacted to a post in a topic: How to shrink the canvas size? (Designer)
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I'm trying to make an svg for export to the web, so I want it to have no space around it in the canvas. I can blow up the image with snapping points to make it the full width of my canvas, but then how do I adjust the height of the canvas so that it's the same as the image? The only method I could find was the File > Document Setup, but that doesn't let me manually drag it to the top and bottom of my SVG. It just wants me to enter in a height of pixels and I have no way of knowing that height. Included a screenshot below, I need the white space above and below the SVG gone, without having to manually guess at the height needed. I come from Adobe Illustrator, where the 'Document Setup' screen had an option to let me just drag the canvas corners around as if it were an object on the page, so I would just use snapping to cut it down to the size of the SVG.
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Madame reacted to a post in a topic: Why does Affinity Designer export "SVG for web" save the fill:#000?
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meatwaddancin reacted to a post in a topic: Why does Affinity Designer export "SVG for web" save the fill:#000?
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meatwaddancin reacted to a post in a topic: Why does Affinity Designer export "SVG for web" save the fill:#000?
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Web developer here, bought Affinity Designer in hopes of switching off Adobe completely. The app was great, got the job done, then I go to export the icon as an SVG and... it saves the color black as "fill:#000". Why Affinity why? :( It should save the color black with no fill tag at all, which will still appear as black, but lets web developers like me then alter the color dynamically via CSS. svg { fill: #888; } Am I hopefully just missing this setting somewhere? Kinda breaks the whole process of making svg icons. I don't want to have to use some important rule or something to overrule such a silly mistake.