zkarj
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zkarj got a reaction from garrettm30 in Applying paragraph style to text with existing character styles
Thanks @Gabe for acknowledgement of the bug, and @garrettm30 for the workaround, which I have replicated and can now use successfully!
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zkarj reacted to garrettm30 in Applying paragraph style to text with existing character styles
Here you go (see attachment). It does work, but you have to work around the bug you have mentioned (which I also reported, twice in fact).
To work around the bug, edit your Base text style by changing the Font family to [No Change], set the Font traits to [No Change], and then set Font family back to the font you want. Do the same for Body text. That is how I could fix your sample file.
Styles-fixed.afpub
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zkarj reacted to Gabe in Applying paragraph style to text with existing character styles
This issue has already been logged with our developers
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zkarj got a reaction from walt.farrell in Markdown File Compatibility
Goodness knows what I did before because I swear it didn't work when I tried it. But clearly it does now. Thanks.
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zkarj reacted to jksmollin in Markdown File Compatibility
It seems as though Affinity Publisher does not support importing markdown files for text import. Can this be a feature when the software is released out of beta?
Thank you =)
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zkarj got a reaction from dexod in [Photo] Smart Objects & Mockup
I'll weigh in here rather than open a new thread.
The Place ability is great but is lacking in two key ways what Photoshop's Smart Objects can do – at least for my purposes.
First, and this can be worked around currently, is that I cannot edit a Placed file unless it's an .aphoto file. This seems like a simple fix because opening a JPEG and choosing Save as... does the conversion and the resulting file can be placed and edited, so the functionality is all available, just not linked. In fact, Photoshop has the ability to "convert to smart object" any layer that is already in place – doing that would solve the problem AND the related problem of the Placement having to be in an external file to start with.
Second, duplicate by reference. The ability to load one "smart object" and have multiple copies each with their own scale and translation, layer effects, etc, but when you edit one, all copies are updated. This is really useful for logo work amongst other things.
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zkarj got a reaction from MattP in iOS icon design with Affinity Designer
I've been watching lots of tutorials and playing around with Designer to get used to it. When I got to the video on Symbols in Designer 1.5, this concept leapt to mind, and so I made it.
It makes use of Symbols, Artboards and the power of the Export Persona to simplify outputting all the required sizes for an iOS application icon. And of course designing the artwork in the first place is easy and fun with all the Designer tools at your disposal.
This blog post explains how to use it and contains the download link.