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Furthermore, changing the opacity of one or more gradient colors does not affect the opacity of text in a text frame. You can also adjust Shade and Opacity of gradient colors, and each color can have its own settings. You can remove stops by click-dragging them downward out of their starting location - sliding them in other directions will be a hopeless endeavour to get rid of them. When you place your cursor in the space below the gradient adjuster, a + sign appears next to it, and clicking creates a new color stop, which will now be the new active stop. You have at least two stops, but you may add as many additional ones as you like, each of which can have its own properties. Move the position by click-dragging with the mouse or use the 'Position' spinbox. The selected stop is the one whose color will be affected by any change you make to color, shade or opacity.

You can choose another one by clicking on it. The red arrow indicates the currently selected color stop. GradientsĬlicking on the abovementioned button which shows 'Normal' by default produces a drop-down list with the following choices:Ĭhoosing any of these gradients brings up the gradient selector, initially only having 2 color stops, both black, at opposite ends of the selector. In contrast, if you adjust opacity in the Colors tab, you will see that this not only affects the transparency of the fill color, but also the text in a text frame, and the image in an image frame.īelow the opacity setting you also see an ability to select a Blend Mode, a feature whose intricacies will be explained elsewhere. For a text frame, the saturation of the text itself is a separate setting in the Text tab of the Properties Palette. Beyond this simple choice of color, you can then adjust the Shade (the color saturation) and Opacity (the degree of transparency). with no document open.Ĭhoosing colors from the list changes the fill color, which will be obvious for text frames, shapes, or polygons, but may be less apparent for an image frame where an image fills the entire frame. Remember that in order to switch to a different color set you must go to Edit > Colors. Let's first talk about the most intuitive part of using a solid color as a fill for a frame by simply choosing a color from your current color set when 'Normal' is chosen from the drop-down list just below the icon buttons for Edit Line Color Properties and Edit Fill Color Properties. Working with Fill: Colors, Gradients and Patterns Fill Colors 1 Working with Fill: Colors, Gradients and Patterns.6 */ 7 8 #ifndef TEXTLAYOUTPAINTER_H 9 #define TEXTLAYOUTPAINTER_H 10 11 #include 12 13 #include 'scribusapi.h' 14 #include 'sctextstruct.h' 15 #include 'glyphcluster.

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