robert_muench

Is there no way how to optimize the vector graphics in a PDF so that it loads faster?

I have an exported PDF which takes quite some time to display. My suspicion is because of a magnifier glass graphic we use, which is made of many elements. However, I don't think that our layout belongs to the most complex on the planet. I'm wondering if I can tune the PDF export somehow? Or is there a way to simplify our graphic? Here is the PDF: https://www.saphirion.com/files/nlpp-performance-experience_flyer_web_en.pdf Any suggestions welcome.

Thanks! Blend ranges work, even I don't know what I'm really doing 🙂

I added this PNG to a Publisher document and want to get rid of the white color. Not sure how to do that. * Can I replace the white color through the grey one? * Can I fill the white area with grey? * Can I make white transparent? And how to do it? I tried using Designer and Pixel persona and fill => nothing happens... I'm not an export, but a simple pixel editor behavior would help a lot.

Still missing feature in V2? 😡 Most importantly: Allow me to set a filename per page. Use-Case: I have a flyer document with multiple pages, each page one flyer, need to get 1..N PDF, one for each flyer with one click.

1. Problem: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mskmkcdiovuz4xo/Bildschirmaufnahme 2020-05-06 um 17.06.12.mov?dl=0 2. Here it works, and you see the pipette I use: https://www.dropbox.com/s/t31fqs7b8n9735e/Bildschirmaufnahme 2020-05-06 um 17.06.35.mov?dl=0

Just try it... there is nothing more to say about this problem at the moment. If it's specific to my setup than we will see what's needed.

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+1 this is a simple and basic missing features, especially in the pixel persona.

I think the AD and Omnigraffle have a different target audience but overall they share a lot of functionality. I prefer less tool than more and hence, are there are any plans to extend AD into the visio/omnigraffle direction and add features for diagrams? Being able to mix these with real graphic design stuff makes IMO a lot of sense.

Additional: I know I can use the "convert Text to curves" option in SVG export. This gives a bit bigger files but I would like to know how to do it while keeping the font specification active.

Hi, I have a graphic that uses graphic-text (the icon A) with the Google Font "Lobster". I export the graphic as SVG and use it inside a web-page (see first two graphics at http://test.saphirion.com/nlpp.html ) The problem is, that the lobster font isn't always displayed. The web-page itself loads the lobster font-family with: <link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lobster" rel="stylesheet"> But it seems this isn't carried over to an SVG element in a web-page. Further, it seems that the correct way to use a special font in an SVG element is: <defs> <style type="text/css">@import url('http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lobster');</style> </defs> But how do I get this into the exported SVG of Affinity? I don't want to post-process the files.

What's the difference between "layer name" and "original layer name"? Where can I see them within Affinity?

@PixelSnader Thanks a lot! Ok, I go it... RTFM

Hi, I'm using many artboards and find it very annoying that I have to go to the scrollers to move the canvas around. I would like to do this with the cursor keys. As long is nothing is selected the canvas should be moved.