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  • October 23, 2020
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Hello,

please see the attachment, i would like to use statement connections as shown in my concept maps but i am new to miro and cannot find the feature, i also wanted to ask if there was an undo button in miro?

thank you

aicha

Best answer by Robert Johnson

@Bouhalissa, Aicha - You can join sticky notes (and other objects) by first selecting them and then click-and-dragging the blue dots to create the connection.

There are undo/redo buttons at the top of the screen or you can use the Ctrl + Z/Ctrl + Shift + Z shortcuts (see the Shortcuts and Hotkeys help article for more shortcuts).

 

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  • October 23, 2020

@Bouhalissa, Aicha - You can join sticky notes (and other objects) by first selecting them and then click-and-dragging the blue dots to create the connection.

There are undo/redo buttons at the top of the screen or you can use the Ctrl + Z/Ctrl + Shift + Z shortcuts (see the Shortcuts and Hotkeys help article for more shortcuts).

 

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Robert Johnson wrote:

@Bouhalissa, Aicha - You can join sticky notes (and other objects) by first selecting them and then click-and-dragging the blue dots to create the connection.

There are undo/redo buttons at the top of the screen or you can use the Ctrl + Z/Ctrl + Shift + Z shortcuts (see the Shortcuts and Hotkeys help article for more shortcuts).

 

thank you, is there a way to make the stick notes see through?

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  • October 24, 2020

You cannot adjust the opacity of a stick note, but you can with shapes. 

 

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