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Hi ale, Is it really a bug? As far as I know, it was never working like this. I like the idea, but I would like to discuss how the gradient vectors will specify without a page item that currently hold the absolute vector data uniquely for the applied gradient. This is my proposal: 1. The gradient editor would need some visual preview of the gradient 2. The gradient vector data should be relative and not absolute any more (maximum extrema = 1) 3. We need a definition of how the relative vector data will apply to absolute page item dimension (option 1 or 2, I prefer option 1). A user could "override" the vector data in properties panel only for the selected item. page item.png (14,775 bytes) gradient editor.png (11,159 bytes) |
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Named gradients can already be be applied to circular gradients, so I don't quite understand the issue here. |
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Hi jean, that is true. If I understand the request correct it is about another aspect of gradients. At the moment you can create named gradients only as a color ramp (color value on ramp position) via Edit -> Colors and Fills. There is no option (as far as I know) where you can create a gradient with type and vector data without a page object. Each time you apply a named gradient to a page object you have to define the gradient vector again. |
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