If a shape withg a reduced opacity looks gray in Preview or on the web, there is a work around to the problem. Since this problem does not exist with all computers, it may be a browser problem. This technique works with solid fill and graduated fill shapes.
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You can create a graduated background right within Web Studio without using a graphics program. First you need to understand the way that backgrounds are placed on the page. Shapes Command Click on Draw Tab>Shapes Group. This opens the Shapes selection. Sometimes you want to use a border without a fill. This is useful when you want to outline a text object or create a box as a design feature. Click on Draw Tab>Shapes Group>Rectangle . This places a rectangle shape on the page with the last used fill color. You can The Graduated Fill Dialog Command opens the Graduated Fill Studio. This studio gives you options to choose fill colors and fill direction. The Preview window allows you to see the choices before you apply them. You can set these options before you select a Shape Using Graduate Fills or change Open the Graduated Fill Studio Select a shape by clicking on it. Select the shape by clicking on it. Click on Draw Tab>Borders and Lines>Width>None. The border line is removed from the shape. Draw a Line Click on Draw Tab>Shapes>Rectangle. A rectangle is placed on the page. Make a Graduated Fill Line The rounded rectangle shape has an extra handle called the Radius Handle. You can use this handle to increase or decrease the amount of curve at the corners of the rectangle. Click to select the rounded rectangle. This causes the selection handles to be displayed. At the bottom of the right hand Resize a shape by dragging Click to select a shape. Resize a shape numerically Right click over an object and choose Properties |
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