I’m trying to figure out a way to use a shape like a circle (drawn, not added via the “shape” function) and be able to add a comment to the inside of the shape. I need the comment to stay in place when I move or delete the shape. Hopefully that makes sense…
Here’s a quick video illustration.
Best answer by mlanders
ok - the following idea:
Create a magnify glass
group the objects together.
Drag it over the comments - than work with the
Resolve - Tool.
After the elements are moved you can drag the magnify glass onto a corner of the board.
Maybe a developer can help you by zooming into the element where you drag your magnify-glass.
I can imagine that this might be possible to get this section more into the focus of your audience.
Michael
+9You can get this by an “invisible” shape by setting the border of the shape to clourless:
Michael
I thought that if I grouped two circles and put the invisible one “on top” that it might work, but it doesn’t.
+9What’s about adding this comment without anything right onto your board - you can place it everywhere you want without any object.
The comment has to be there first - before you add your circle - than you can add your circle.
Michael
I’m trying to highlight a particular part of the board with a circle template to let a team know where to work. They add the comments, but then I need to be able to move that circle away (or delete it.) If I delete it, the comments are deleted, too…
Its probably a unique situation, but my use of Miro is pretty unique overall.
Thank you for responding!
+9ok - the following idea:
Create a magnify glass
group the objects together.
Drag it over the comments - than work with the
Resolve - Tool.
After the elements are moved you can drag the magnify glass onto a corner of the board.
Maybe a developer can help you by zooming into the element where you drag your magnify-glass.
I can imagine that this might be possible to get this section more into the focus of your audience.
Michael
Thank you for taking the time to interact with my post!
+9
For the developer idea:
Max Harper is a good adress to ask - maybe he has got an idea or the right solution for you!
Michael
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