TT Kiker
My feedback
51 results found
-
3 votes
To hide the permanent captions for artboards, go to Preferences > Selection & Anchor Display and disable the new 'Show Artboard name on canvas' option.
This would restore the previous behavior with labels being displayed only when Artboard Tool / mode is active, and shown above the artwork.
This feature was added because of this request
-
3 votes
-
Allow to change color & width of border / edges for artboards (all and active)
-
IMG_2637.jpeg 4933 KB -
Screenshot%202025-08-07%20at%2010.14.26%E2%80%AFam.png 24 KB -
Captura.JPG 21 KB -
2025-07-30_080816.gif 875 KB -
Screenshot_181.png 19 KB -
Screenshot-2022-04-25-Proposed-Notes.png 16 KB -
Screenshot-2022-04-25-Current-Behavior-notes.png 14 KB -
nikog22255577_0-1648973190977.png 12 KB -
Artboard 1.png 140 KB
80 votesWe finally got the control over the active artboard border color.
In Beta 30.1.0.89, in Preferences > Selection & Anchor Display, in the new Artboard Display section, we now can choose the color and the border width in pixels — black, 1 px by default, as usual. We can set it 4 px maximum
The border tries to get aligned by center, but stays pixel-perfect, so choosing 3 is safe. Color choices are the same as we get with layers’ colors, with a custom option as well.
There’s no way to tweak inactive artboards’ borders. Please comment if this solution is working for you and if there’s anything you need to have it perfect.
An error occurred while saving the comment -
-
24 votes
-
5 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment This would be AWESOME for hobbyists! I use Illustrator for my job. I, also, use Illustrator for some of my hobbies (Particularly stained-glass pattern creation and items destined for my Cricut).
I know several people who would love to learn the basics of Illustrator for their various hobbies but can't fork out the monthly cost. Perhaps an "Illustrator Lite" version for hobbyists who don't need the full features and let them purchase upgrades when desired? -
14 votes
-
3 votes
-
2 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment I'd love to be able to section the custom toolbars I make and either name them what works for me OR not have names at all.
-
86 votes
-
0 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment This has been helpful in several situations for me.
-
1 vote
An error occurred while saving the comment It's kind of fun to play with, but it is certainly not helpful in my day-to-day at this point.
-
39 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment I would like the ability to group symbols like you can sort swatches to better find them in a hurry.
I have people symbols, medical symbols, tech/IT swatches I used on a regular basis and I have to name them all in a funky way to get them to appear together. When others use the file, they don't remember how to name them. it would be easier to be able to drag them to a group. -
19 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment I have a template with frequently used icons in the symbols palette. I would like the ability to select multiple icons in the symbols palette and drag them to the artboard at the same time.
Now, when I select several symbols in the palette and try to drag, I only get one of them on the artboard.
Being able to drag several simultaneously will save time AND wear and tear on the wrist. -
856 votes
We have released the support for Gradient swatches in CC library with our latest release - v29.3
You can select the gradient swatch in swatches panel and add it to CC Library through the button on the bottom bar in the panel. You can also select any object which has gradient applied and add that gradient to CC Library through Add Elements from the Libraries panel and choose Fill Gradient from the drop-down menu.
Please update to this version from your Creative Cloud Desktop application and let us know your feedback.
-
6 votes
-
69 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment A coworker of mine found a workaround. It's not "automatic", but it seems to be easier than inserting bullets manually:
- To keep a bullet point from changing to the color of the first character in the bullet point
- Type your text
- Choose the “Bulleted list” style
-Click before the first word in the bullet point and use “Shift + Ctrl + - “ . This inserts a “discretionary hyphen” between the bullet and the first letter of the line. This symbol takes up no space.An error occurred while saving the comment Hello, Adobe!
Has there been any movement on this?
I'm sure we all would appreciate an update on whether or not you are looking into this.
Thank you!!An error occurred while saving the comment Can we expand the options for bullets to control the color and size of the bullet? Currently, you cannot control these, and it is not compatible with many brand style guides creators must follow.
Sure, you can add a space and change the color of the empty space to control the bullet color, but then you have to add a space to every item in the list which is tedious.
In the attached screen grab, (template instructions from one of my files), you see an example of this. Our project managers want smaller bullets and the color to be the same regardless of what color the text may be.
And I create graphics for proposals/RFP responses; InDesign is not appropriate for wheat I'm doing.
Thank you! -
15 votes
-
4 votes
-
9 votes
-
145 votes
The 29.1 general release now allows to add gradient and pattern swatches into color groups.
An error occurred while saving the comment Currently, you can only show pattern swatches in the top row of the Swatches panel. It would be handy to be able to group them together or with similar color swatches in Color Groups.
Can you make it part of the Preference settings? Like how we can change the colors of the Guides and Grid? If I have several artboards, it's truly frustrating to not be able to easily discern the active artboard.