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Yeah that's a good point, I can see how this is fairly confusing. This happens because the box is added on top of the button - you can, however, hit the "Back"
by saikat 17y ago
Yeah that's a good point, I can see how this is fairly confusing. This happens because the box is added on top of the button - you can, however, hit the "Back" button on the toolbar (after selecting the box) to move the box back.
- bbsabelli 17y agodoesn't seem to work
- saikat 17y agoMight have to hit back more than a few times if you have more than two widgets on the screen. But I'll be sure to make this work better.
- volida 17y agoI just tried it. I created a box over the line/arrow. Hitting the back for the box, you can't select the arrow. Selecting the arrow and bringing it front, it works ok. UX suggestion: allow me to use the mouse scroll to change the size of the hovered/selected element, maintaining the scale.