To create a QuickShape:Ĭlick the QuickShape flyout on the Tools toolbar and select a shape from the flyout. New shapes always take the default line and fill (initially a black line with no fill). It’s also possible to use the always-at-hand QuickShape context toolbar situated above the workspace to adjust a QuickShape’s line weight, color, style, and more. The “Quick Button” (indicated) is especially intended for creating stylish button outlines! You can easily turn shapes into web buttons by adding hyperlinks or overlaying hotspots. The QuickShape flyout contains a wide variety of commonly used shapes, including boxes, ovals, arrows, polygons, stars, cubes, and cylinders.

Once you’ve drawn a QuickShape, you can morph its original shape using control handles, and adjust its properties-for example, by applying gradient or bitmap fills (including your own bitmap pictures!) or transparency effects.Īnother way to create a shape is to draw a line (or series of line segments) and then connect its start and end nodes, creating a closed shape.

QuickShapes are pre-designed objects of widely varying shapes that you can instantly add to your page.

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