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Break point changes in Master

New Here ,
Feb 15, 2017 Feb 15, 2017

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My problem is when I make changes to design elements within a breakpoint, these changes are applied across all breakpoints.

Any solutions good people?

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LEGEND , Feb 15, 2017 Feb 15, 2017

Could you be more specific?

– What kind ob object are you modifying?

– What kind of modification do you apply?

– What has this to do with the caption you used ("Breakpoint changes in master")?

– Are you modifying objects on a master or a layout page?

– Are the breakpoint defined on a master or a layout page?

Generally spoken:

– you can change all settings, which are shown in the "Transform" panel, breakpoint-wise.

– You can change text attributes (size, font, colour, …) breakpoint-wise by using the "T/4

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Could you be more specific?

– What kind ob object are you modifying?

– What kind of modification do you apply?

– What has this to do with the caption you used ("Breakpoint changes in master")?

– Are you modifying objects on a master or a layout page?

– Are the breakpoint defined on a master or a layout page?

Generally spoken:

– you can change all settings, which are shown in the "Transform" panel, breakpoint-wise.

– You can change text attributes (size, font, colour, …) breakpoint-wise by using the "T/4T" icon (last icon in the vertical toolbar).

– You can’t change object attributes (stroke, colour, fill, transparency, …) breakpoint-wise

– In the last case, you can hide the object breakpoint-wise and place a new one, which you can hide in other breakpoints. You can achieve this by right clicking onto the element and choose the "Hide in breakpoint/Hide in other breakpoint" command.

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