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Hey @norbinw! That worked better than my previous discovery... actually, try this: export one single artboard using the artboard icon, after use the 'Export Slices' option for the remaining ones and everything works just fine!! Done, we just fixed a bug for Serif while they are busy ignoring it lol. I hope that works for you guys!

I've tested it in the 2.1.0.1709 and the bug is still there... I don't know, I'm starting to think that that is gonna be there for a while! So, I'm using the workaround while the bug persists: finish my design, export one artboards using the file/export option, then making my following export using the Export Persona. It sucks, but it's much better than come back to Adobe environment.

There is a work around: Before using the Export Persona, export one artboard using File/Export. After that, Export Persona will work as intended! You can export anywhere (Dropbox and Google Drive included). Before I do that, I had to use Affinity Photo to export my work properly. I hope it works for you guys too.

I've been exporting artboards in Affinity Photo a while now, but I recently found out that we can export at least one artboard from File/Export, then the Export Persona will work normally. But common Serif, let's fix that already!

It is happening with me too. I just gave up trying... I'm forced to export from Affinity Photo. Very frustrating.

Hi there, That is hapening because the Artboard is not positioned in whole y and x pixels, but there is an easy fix. Just folow these steps if you have more than one Artboard: Method 1 (harder, but good for documents with two or three Artboards) Select the Artboard number one (that is the one the top of your layer panel) Open Transform panel (View>Studio>Transform): you will noticed that its position is X=0 and Y=0 right? (if its not you're not selecting the Artboard on the top of your laer panel) - The step above is ONLY for verification: what you want is make sure the other Artboards are also with X and Y positions with WHOLE pixels. To do that select the second Artboard and force the X and Y values to whole values (you'll notice that these positions have broken values, so delete the dots and the value after that Done - you can export without that anoying white border Method 2 (faster, good for multiple Artboards) Select all Artboards Select Align Select Align Horizontally, then enter a whole value into the field (do the same for the Align Vertically if needed) Done - all your Artboards are now positioned into whole pixes I hope that helps,

Hi there! Make sure the Wet Edges is de-selected

+1 for shortcut or global right mouse contextual click also

Hi there, According to your screenshot you are in Wire Frame view mode. Just click on the button to deactivate it.

Hi there, I'd love to be able to integrate the Assets Panel with my DropBox and/or Google Drive, so I could have it sync across devices and apps. Today, I have to manually sync it to storage assets for different clients/projects. With a cloud system we could also share assets with other team members or the Affinity Community. I hope the AF team consider something like that in the future versions. Cheers, Reminous

Hi there! I find myself using 'Lock Children' all the time... I wish we had a way to do a shortcut for out of that so I don't need to rely finding on top panel. By the way, this feature cannot be found in any menu also, which pretty unusual. I guess that should at least be placed somewhere in the Layers panel no?

Hi there, I wish we had the Persona to mirror artboards to mobile devices. I think that would be a huge feature for most UX designers out there...

Hi there, For now, you can use the Vector Crop tool...

+1

H there, I wish we could rename the artboards when doubling click over its name direct from the canvas instead depending on the layer panel to do so... It would be much more intuitive! Reminous