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* The RGBA code entry field now also accepts values like #123 and autocompletes them to #112233, automatically removes hash signs in pasted codes, and keeps the old alpha value if the pasted code does not contain any.
* The RGBA code entry field now also accepts values like <code>#123</code> and autocompletes them to <code>#112233</code>, automatically removes hash signs in pasted codes, and keeps the old alpha value if the pasted code does not contain any.
<!-- Moved to 1.1 * '''Hairlines''' option added for the stroke style:
* The blur slider is now scaled quadratically as you drag the slider. This makes it easier to apply and adjust smaller blur values.
** useful for laser cutters / plotters
** export to pdf and other file formats, that support hairlines natively, requires a patch to Cairo (https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/cairo/cairo/merge_requests/21), if unavailable, a very thin line width will be used instead
** in other SVG renderers, these will be handled via non-scaling stroke / stroke width of 1px
** export to PNG and rendering on canvas will use a line width of 1px -->

Latest revision as of 13:59, 2 May 2020

Message definition (Release notes/1.0)
* The RGBA code entry field now also accepts values like <code>#123</code> and autocompletes them to <code>#112233</code>, automatically removes hash signs in pasted codes, and keeps the old alpha value if the pasted code does not contain any.
* The blur slider is now scaled quadratically as you drag the slider. This makes it easier to apply and adjust smaller blur values.
  • The RGBA code entry field now also accepts values like #123 and autocompletes them to #112233, automatically removes hash signs in pasted codes, and keeps the old alpha value if the pasted code does not contain any.
  • The blur slider is now scaled quadratically as you drag the slider. This makes it easier to apply and adjust smaller blur values.