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OK, as long as your document isn’t too complex, there’s a simple workaround. The artboard addition isn’t terminal. 1. Go in and select everything but the artboard itself, then copy it to the clipboard (not sure what the limit is? Is there a warning if you exceed it?). 2. Delete the artboard(s). The document retains the size of the last artboard deleted. 3. Paste everything back in (but still no artboard). 4. Add/change bleeds to your heart’s content. They work! 5. Optional: add back in the artboard(s).

Oops. I’m running the iOS (iPadOS) 13.1 beta, so I guess this should be in another forum. But I’ve searched and found similar problems with bleeds on iOS 12, so I don’t think it’s the beta causing problems.

I’m am new to bleeds, so maybe I’m doing something wrong, but… If I create a new document in Designer for iPad, and in the document setup dialog I don’t create an artboard, then once the document is created, I can select Bleed from the document menu and add & change bleeds on any side. If, however, I create a new document and select Artboard in the document setup dialog, then once the document is created, I select Bleed from the Document menu, I get the options to view & create bleeds, but they don’t show up. Also, the Include Bleed option is disabled on PDF Export. Likewise, if I create a document without artboards, and then add a bleed (say, on just 2 sides), it works fine, but once I selecte Document—>Artboards and add an artboard, I can no longer add or edit the existing bleeds. Are bleeds meant to work with artboards? Can different artboards within a single document have different bleeds? (I’m guessing not.) Thanks.

Thank you

If I create an artboard with a slash in its name (“8 1/2 x 11 Artboard” for example), then when I export that slice in the Export persona, anything before the slash becomes a new folder (“8 1”) and anything after becomes part of the file name (“2 x 11 Artboard.pdf” for example). It seems like your developers are not ‘escaping’ the slash when submitting the file name to the file system. For now, I’ve resorted to going decimal (“8.5 x 11 Artboard”) and that works fine.

I can add assets, categories, & subcategories, and delete an entire subcategory, but no way that I can tell to delete a single asset. Is it possible? Also, there’s no way to copy or move assets between subcategories?

It would be nice if, on the opening screen where Designer lists your files, you could tap on the 3-bar icon in the lower right corner of each image, and 2 additional menu items would pop up: 1. File info (or File Details). This would list information like file size, location, format, color mode, etc. 2. Show in Files. This would open the Files app and open the folder that the file is located in. As it stands today, you have no idea where a file is located unless you hit Save, and then you have just a millisecond or two to read the filename. Thanks.

Never mind! I somehow switched my workflow, and was exporting the images the wrong way. I’ve retraced my steps and now all is good again. Sorry to bother you.

OK, this is really weird, so maybe it’s something I’ve done. But what seems to have happened is that importing (from Pixelmator as) a Photoshop file seems to make the image come in as a flattened image (no layers). It all seemed to work at first. In Pixelmator on iPad, I would choose export, then select Photoshop format, then select Affinity Photo, and it would import with layers and everything. Then, in one image in Affinity Photo, I chose to merge 2 layers. Now, every time I try to import an image, it comes in flattened!?!?!?! I killed both apps and tried it again, and still the same thing. Did I set some flag or something? Is this a bug? Is this an iOS 11 beta bug? Any help is appreciated. I’m using iOS 11 Beta (5? 6? Whatever the latest is) on an original (2015) iPad Pro 12.9”. Thanks.