Since it’s a shape, can it be rotated like a shape? Yup. In the Shadow inspector, pick a shadow casting style, size, and color. Select the image and then, in the Stroke inspector, choose a stroke style, thickness, and color. It’s a shape that has an image - but it’s still a shape. That’s for a simple reason: an image is a shape. But did you realize you can do everything that you can do with shapes? When you import an image into an OmniGraffle document, you can of course move it and resize it.
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How to Treat Images Like Shapes (Because They Are)
Read Adding Magnets to Objects in the OmniGraffle manual for more about why and how to use magnets.
Add as many magnets as you need! More info That’s the tip: if you hold down the shift key, it adds magnets instead of changing the magnets property.Īnd you could keep going - it works more than once. Pull down that same menu again and choose “5 magnets per side.”.But what if it’s not? How to get more magnets Your shape now looks something like this, with five magnets on each side. Choose the last item: “5 magnets per side.”.In Connections, pull down the menu for adding magnets.Select a shape, then click on the Properties Inspector.In the View menu, make sure magnets are visible: make sure View > Extras > Magnets is checked.In OmniGraffle, lines connect to the centerpoint of an object - unless you add magnets.Īdding magnets is pretty easy.
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