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Thanks! But I asked about a SVG icon in black with a white background changed in white with transparant or whatever background. But I noticed already, you can't edit a icon in Affinity Designer in a easy way. Downloaded the free app https://nucleoapp.com/ And now I'm able to customize 2000 selected fonts in 1 second and export them to a folder.
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.webp support in Affinity Suite
All Media Lab replied to rnmartinez's topic in Feedback for the V1 Affinity Suite of Products
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@Richard HHi, Are you sure you installed this version of your graphics card? https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/189746/en-us Because when you look at the nividia log of this card it had al sorts of issues in the past, to name a couple: Fixed Issues in Version 515 U1 [Adobe Premiere Pro]: NVIDIA Image Sharpening stranded in stale state [Dassault]: Invalid format error when DXGI_FORMAT_R8G8B8A8_UNORM_SRGB is used with DX/OGL interop [Dassault 3DEXPERIENCE] VK/OGL interop crash with dedicated memory allocation [Maxon Cinema4D][Redshift][Adobe Photoshop]: Redshift crashes Cinema4D on material thumbnail generation when system resources are used by Photoshop
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Hi @kjd, A email design is like a primitive HTML webpage and can't be made in Publisher. What you can do in Mailchimp is use a template from Mailchimp in the free version or import your own HTML design in the paid Mailchimp version that is designed in a text editor like VScode Free: https://code.visualstudio.com/download Or Sublime Text Paid, but endless Free demo: https://www.sublimetext.com/ There are open source frameworks like this: https://github.com/ThemeMountain/pine The same people also make commercial email frameworks with support, like here (a small investment for years of mails!) that can be edited in the paid Mailchimp account: https://themeforest.net/collections/6812184-our-email-templates?ref=ThemeMountain&clickthrough_id=1426946247&redirect_back=true Good luck! David
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Hi, I think you can compare Affinity Designer more to Illustrator then to the above mentioned apps. When I need Sketch I have it here, but hardly use it anymore. Most of the time I use Affinity Designer and HTML Prototyping with for example Bootstrap 5. Saves a lot of extra steps and the UI with customisation can be tested right away in a application or website. Regards, David ABOUT HTML PROTOTYPING
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Hi, Test site: https://www.yourweblab.nl/preloader/ HTML validation errors: https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.yourweblab.nl%2Fpreloader%2F Created a Greensok animation with a SVG I created in Affinity Designer. Errors are caused by the multiple identical ID's Affinity Designer put's in <g id="L1" serif:id="L"> and a !DOCTYPE svg (that I already removed). This happens in all export settings and with the fonts as curves or real fonts. Anyone found a workaround? Cheers, David