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Use the fields to adjust the weight for each side independently. When you select custom, you’ll see four individual fields in the Stroke section. Tip! Rectangles include any shapes created using the rectangle tool, frames, and components and instances that use frames. This won't affect the appearance of the exported object, but it will impact the complexity of the SVG code. This makes an inside or outside stroke look like a center stroke. When you export a layer with inside or outside stroke to SVG, Figma will “simplify” the stroke. This is something to consider if you plan on exporting the layer as an SVG. The SVG format only supports center stroke.

The default option for most shape layers is Inside, except lines which are set to center.

Select to remove the stroke from the selected layer.įigma lets you define where to apply the stroke on the layer’s path.

From there you can apply a color style or create a new one from the current selection.

Select or to toggle the visibility of each paint.

Click to add another paint to the current selection.

Use the color picker to select a paint type, value, and opacity.

Paints must share the same weight, position, and style properties. You can apply more than one paint (color) to a stroke. Paint is the main property you’ll use to define the stroke. View and adjust stroke properties in the Stroke section of the right sidebar. You can use edit object mode to adjust stroke properties for individual points. Other workflows are also possible where the containers are filled with images after the merge that always show the whole image regardless of the size of the template frames before the merge.Note: When you select an object, Figma applies stroke properties to the entire layer. If the anchored image goes in overset because the text frame cannot hold it you have no access anymore to properties like position, width and height and therefore you have problems to scale it.Ī script could circumvent this issue by first placing the image not in a text frame, then do the scaling action and afterwards will anchor the container frame at the right position. If the frames that are prepared for the merge are anchored this would also require a text frame big enough to hold any placed image from the start. An image that is placed that the container fits the image.Ģ.

It would require at least a two-step process:ġ. I gave Andy's problem some thoughts yesterday and also tested a bit with the data.Īs far as I can see there is no solution without using to script the placed image containers in the merged document. I have uploaded a link here with test data: I have been trying for a few hours now with various content fitting options etc to no avail. So when I ask it to fit frame to content it brings the image in at 100% (way too big) and if I fit images proportionally then they come in at 19.7% but the frame is whatever it is set in the orginal indesign file. It is worth mentioning that all of the images are the same height but their widths are different (Eg some square and some rectangular) (not creating loads of different sized icons for use with different templates). Now heres the issue im having, I need the images to come in a specific percentage (19.7%) to be precise, as I have used the icons on another template and need to be able to reuse these in multiple varying sized templates. I have created a text box that contains image boxes so I can make the images align to the right, and as the icons come in, the frame fits to them and they can all sit nicely next to each other (clever ay?) Im hoping you can help me with a data merge image issue?īasically, I want to import icons into a file and then the frame to fit the image so they all but up nicely together.