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We can hide it with Window > Help Bar command, the same way we choose the other panels to show or hide
An error occurred while saving the comment Courtney, does it appear every launch of the app?
Does the app get closed with no crashes when you try?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Probably won’t happen, as I see it.
Illustrator was never designed for this, and most things it allows to create won’t get exported to anything like HTML at all.
There is Dreamweaver, there is Figma, there are many more dedicated tools for designing for web pages, I suggest learning them. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Felicia, does it behave differently if you disable GPU preview? Do you see the marker on CPU preview?
Does it happen in all document, including new ones? With all fonts, or only some? With all area sizes, or only small/large?
Does it differ if you toggle View > Show/Hide Text Threads?An error occurred while saving the comment Bez, can you share this file with the team, please?
Send it over to sharewithai@adobe.com and mention the link to this report (http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/49766090) and your full specs, both OS and Ai. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment I’d say we need more transparency on some 'invisible' operations.
E.g, like I noted below — I opened a file, never actually changes anything on canvas or panels, chose to Print it and changed the printer and some parameters.
The History doesn’t say anything about the change, I can’t undo it, but it’s there when I quit. This is not exactly clear (and the change happens on a document level).But again, adding an asset IS a visible operation, it’s there in the History and you can undo it and see what has changed.
Assets ARE content, same as brushes, swatches, styles, symbols, while Export As doesn’t create any content (and the change happens at the app level). All is fair here, as I see it.
Let’s see if anybody else find it unfair.An error occurred while saving the comment It’s a different approach actually. Collecting for Export creates an asset. Assets are like brushes, swatches, styles, it can be further edited, reused. Creating these ARE changes. Ai honors them.
A similar thing happens if you open a Print dialog, alter the settings, and then click Done button — these settings are considered to be changes for the document. Fair as well.
There is bug report even about not saving some changes like this in text styles: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/47748554Export As doesn’t create assets, and the sticky changes the dialog offers don’t really belong to the document, but the app.
An error occurred while saving the comment Why do you think this is a bug though?
When you collect something as assets, these get stored within Asset Export panel, as assets — as user data. And user data added into a document IS a change. And in most cases this is something people can spend a lot of time to setup.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Thanks to everyone who participated in the investigation and shared the information on the workaround.
I remember using the dedicated folder, it was a general answer to many font-realted problems back then... It’s been several years since I heard about this method having its use still. Glad it works.An error occurred while saving the comment I see, thanks. The problem is that it’s behind the paywall, so it won’t be easy to test :(
Have you informed HEX Projects team about the issue you are having? Perhaps something in the font doesn’t conform the specs fonts require... I am passing this to the fonts team, but I think this should be pulled from both sides. Thanks!An error occurred while saving the comment Charlie, can you share the link to this specific version of the font you are having?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Very interesting...
Matheus, can you reproduce this bug in a simpler file with less amount of artboards and linked images?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Eddie, the latest builds remember the file type chosen previously, as stated in the relevant request’s status here: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/47550692
So once you set it to PDF — it stays, and stick to it the next app launch as well.
What version are you using?This request is about settings though, and it’s a related, but a different thing. Not picked up yet.
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Tatuna, it seems like UserVoice prohibited the file attachments... they have their own weird policies.
Please send these over to sharewithai@adobe.com and put the link to this report so they can track it back here: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/49798832An error occurred while saving the comment Tatuna, hard to tell without the actual file, the fonts, or at least a list of the font names.
If you have the access to a previous version of Illustrator that is able to load these fine, please open the document with it, use File > Package, zip the folder and send it over to sharewithai@adobe.com, so the team can investigate it. Mention this report’s link also, for tracking it back here: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/49798832
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An error occurred while saving the comment I like this request.
Currently we can include a no-fill no-stroke box (it doesn’t have to be square as I drew it), to control the position of the pattern module relative to its center.
The method works fine, but it requires some preparation and adds more fluff when expanding brushes for final output.The method with guiding line is not new, Reprofile plugin by Astute Graphics uses it: https://docs.astutegraphics.com/reform/reprofile-overview
They call it 'key path', and the profile editor allows to suppress it in the expanded result.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment I can’t tell still what was the request though...
Some missing formats to export to?
To add even more 3D directly into Ai?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Doesn’t happen for me in 29.5 or in Beta 29.6 107, on Windows 10
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An error occurred while saving the comment Seems like a bug to me as well.
By default Recolor dialog protects pure white and black from being altered.
The 'intended' way of unlocking these is to click the Color Reduction Option button (between Preset and Colors dropdowns), and uncheck White and/or Black... Ai likes these options checked and occasionally resets them, it seems...So what happens when you try 'add a new color in harmony', the way you described...
If these options ARE already unlocked, you just get arrows (→) form the get go.
But if these are locked within this small dialog — then yes, it’s just dashes (—)...
And clicking these dashes (or just empty spots) sometimes does not toggles these options!
And it’s quite easy to get the state, when the new chip is added, the color is altered, but the option stays locked, and the artwork behind the dialog doesn’t change... and sometimes it does change, but the options is STILL locked... quite a mess, I agree. -
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Bradley, there are two related reports on the topic:
1. Resizing Area Type using Transform or Properties panel should not transform text inside — http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/31858351
2. Area Type text stretching when transformed with another shape — http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/44042973
But if you select only area type objects and nothing else and resize them using the shared bounding box — no scaling happens, at least when I test it.
Which method do you use to resize?
I think your report can be merged into the first of these — would you agree?