stevehp

I took a JPG. Cropped it to a roughly square ratio. Resized the crop to 90x76 pixels. If I export it as a PNG using the "Whole Document" setting, it exports as 90x76. However, I want the drop all the meta/MacKeywords so I use a setting other than "Whole Document" such as "Selection without Background". This resets the export size to 115 in the width (115x76). If I reset the 115 back to 90, it exports the PNG as 90x59.

Absolute +1. Just fired up Photo to finally get at moving to it from PS for major work flow. First image need Trim>Transparent, end here, and am again running PS. Really, really want to change, but the "workaround" while feasible add just enough time to accumulate very sig total with dozens and dozens of images to process.

This (text fame fill/stroke) is the main reason I cannot leave AI. Played with the Publisher beta, but forget now if this feature was there. If so, please port to Designer. Please. Hard to understand how such an important feature is missing. Requiring a rectangle bound to a text frame just to get text frame bkgd stroke/fill seems such a weird decision. However, this has been true for Designer for a long time now. Only hope at this point I think is that they can port some of Publisher's text frame features over. Otherwise Affinity seems to think this is ok, and I have to stick with AI for many things. Alternatively, guess Adobe could have a patent protecting this. If so, would be nice to know this is the reason.

It appears after some searching of the forum that having the href link to an <image> line does not show the image when an svg is loaded. Have tested this using an href to the image on a server ("https://...") or in a sub-folder in the same folder as the svg "./images/...". Seems that this is not too much of a Feature to request. Feedback? Attachments are: 1) SVG in Designer with http links, and 2) Same SVG opened in Chrome.