I notice we can lock/hide objs from their Properties window. But how do we reverse this? Is there some kind of objs list available somewhere from which I could select that obj and make available again?
Thanks in advance,
JDL
[solved] Unlocking an obj, how?
Re: Unlocking an obj, how?
Nevermind!
The answer is: R-click on the obj itself
It would probably also work if we were to leave the obj properties window open aside.
JDL
The answer is: R-click on the obj itself
It would probably also work if we were to leave the obj properties window open aside.
JDL
Re: Unlocking an obj, how?
Actually! Nevermind my prev nevermind!:( (I spoke too soon)
I didn't realize that what I've got when right clicking wasn't "Unlock obj", but rather: "Undo: Lock obj" - Of course I'd get that as an undo!
I guess I still need my answer then
Anyone?!
JDL
I didn't realize that what I've got when right clicking wasn't "Unlock obj", but rather: "Undo: Lock obj" - Of course I'd get that as an undo!
I guess I still need my answer then
Anyone?!
JDL
Re: Unlocking an obj, how?
Ok, NOW I really got the right answer:
"The Find dialog (Edit → Find... (Ctrl-F)) discussed at the end of this section, is another way of selecting objects." - Taken from the Manual.
It does work!
JDL
"The Find dialog (Edit → Find... (Ctrl-F)) discussed at the end of this section, is another way of selecting objects." - Taken from the Manual.
It does work!
JDL
Re: Unlocking an obj, how?
Geez!!! I don't think I ever had to come back so many times to one post...
Unfortunately the Ctrl F feature, although highly practical, it doesn't always work Very disappointing I must add.
Anyone please?!
JDL
Unfortunately the Ctrl F feature, although highly practical, it doesn't always work Very disappointing I must add.
Anyone please?!
JDL
Re: Unlocking an obj, how?
If doing a Find isn't working (although it should) try selecting the object in the XML Editor.
Note that if you need to lock an object, it may be best to put the object in it's own layer then lock the layer since it is quite cumbersome to unlock an object otherwise.
Note that if you need to lock an object, it may be best to put the object in it's own layer then lock the layer since it is quite cumbersome to unlock an object otherwise.
Re: Unlocking an obj, how?
the answer is this (two ways)
It is spanish. Someone to traslate it?
1º Edición/Buscar y activar Incluir bloqueadas. Ejecutar Buscar. A no ser que sepas el nombre del objeto...
2º Usar el tabularor hasta llegar al objeto bloqueado.
3º con él seleccionado vete a Objeto/Propiedades del objeto y desactiva la casilla Bloquear que habÃas activado.
Otra opción es:
1º Archivo/Preferencias de Inkscape y en el apartado Selección desactiva Ignorar objetos bloqueados.
2º Selecciona tu objeto usando el tabulador.
I put this answer here, today.
http://www.gimp.org.es/modules/newbb/vi ... umpost6932
I hope it to be useful.
Excuse me for my english
It is spanish. Someone to traslate it?
1º Edición/Buscar y activar Incluir bloqueadas. Ejecutar Buscar. A no ser que sepas el nombre del objeto...
2º Usar el tabularor hasta llegar al objeto bloqueado.
3º con él seleccionado vete a Objeto/Propiedades del objeto y desactiva la casilla Bloquear que habÃas activado.
Otra opción es:
1º Archivo/Preferencias de Inkscape y en el apartado Selección desactiva Ignorar objetos bloqueados.
2º Selecciona tu objeto usando el tabulador.
I put this answer here, today.
http://www.gimp.org.es/modules/newbb/vi ... umpost6932
I hope it to be useful.
Excuse me for my english