HI All,
Really struggling.
I have a frame with 3 blocks of colour… I am building a map across these 3 blocks of colour but the shapes are different colours when they are on top of the 3 different colours.
How do I stop the the underlying block colour affecting the top block colour. The blocks are Opaque and I dont want them the true solid colour
Any help with be great
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Assuming you are just using standard Miro shapes, then unless you set Opacity to 100% in the fill colors dialog, the underlying shapes and (to a certain extent) colors will bleed through.
Frames act different as they are a layer underneath the shapes contained within them so.
Kiron
Thanks Kiron - what do you suggest instead of using the MIro standard shapes?
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If this still doesn’t solve your issue, please share a larger screenshot, so we can see the full context of your frames/shapes.
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I don’t think that’s the problem
The problem is, you can’t have both. Opacity is the extent to which something blocks light. In design, you can change the opacity of different objects/layers of objects so that more (or less) of the underlying image shows through. Less opacity on an object in the foreground = background object shows through. This of course affects the color/colors.
Thank you so much
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he explicitly writes that “the blocks are Opaque and I dont want them the true solid colour.” 🙂
Sometimes you read the whole thing, and sometimes you don't 😉
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