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#FIGMA COLOR OVERLAY PLUGIN MAC#

To make it scrollable, we need to make a scrollbar. The first part that we will be focusing on is the overlay frame. To do this, first, we need the main frame, the overlay frame, and the text to be scrolled which will be placed inside the overlay frame.Ģ.

#FIGMA COLOR OVERLAY PLUGIN HOW TO#

In this example, we will show you how to make the overlay frame scrollable. One way is to create the overlay frame over the main frame and make it scrollable.ġ. Note: As Overlays are a new feature they are not supported in our legacy Mirror app, they are however supported in our new iPhone app.There are a few different ways that you can make a scrollable overlay in Figma. When you have the PROTOTYPE tab in the Inspector selected, if you select a Layer that targets a Relative Overlay, you’ll see this and will be able to directly adjust it on the Canvas. Use Overlay Position for all Interactions to this Artboard - this will push the settings from this target to overwrite the default values for the Overlay.Reset Overlay Position - clears these settings and restore the defaults for the Overlay.

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When you override an individual Overlay’s default settings, you can revert back to the default settings - or make those settings the new default (and update all other instances of that Overlay) using these controls in the Inspector:.

Close existing Overlays - check this option to close all other active Overlays when this specific Overlay appears.

Animation - sets which animation will bring the Overlay onto the prototype.

Target and Preview has a drop-down of all Artboards so you can change the target and also shows a preview of the one you are currently targeting.

Fix position when scrolling - fixes the position of the Overlay and it won’t scroll if you have created a Scrolling prototype.

The basic Overlay options are covered above, but when you set up an interaction from a Link or Hotspot you can set the following additional options:

#FIGMA COLOR OVERLAY PLUGIN MAC#

Settings for Links or Hotspots targeting Overlays directly in the Mac app (v 90 July 2022) Additional options for Links and HotspotsĪny Link or Hotspot can target an Overlay, and you can set options that are specific to the Link or Hotspot to override the default Overlay behavior: if you have not overriden the default settings for that specific Link or Hotspot). Note: If you change the default options for an Overlay it will update any existing Links or Hotspots that point to it (i.e.

Create an Interaction - allows you to create further interactions from the Artboard, these are the same as any other Interaction option with the addition of a Close Overlay option.

Setting a Blur, for example, will cause anything on the Artboard behind the Overlay to appear blurred.

BACKGROUND STYLE - determines the styling behind the Overlay, such as Fills or Blur.

Offset - the amount of Horizontal and Vertical offset to apply to the overlay (relative to the Artboard or Layer).

You can use the Layout preview controls to specify the exact position and an also specify an offset, if needed.

Layer - displayed in a position relative to the Layer targeting the Overlay.

Screen - always displayed in the same position, determined by the horizontal and vertical Offset from the underlying Artboard.

Align relative to - this determines where the Artboard will appear as an Overlay when you target it, it can be either:.

Allow all - any Links or Hotspots not hidden by the Overlay will remain active.

Closes Overlay - enabling this option will close the Overlay when you click or tap outside it.

None - nothing happens when you click/tap outside the Overlay.

Outside Interaction - determines what happens behind the Overlay, there are three types of Interaction for the area not covered by the Overlay:.

Screen / Overlay - the Artboard type, must be set to Overlay.

You can set the default behaviour for any Artboard you’ve defined as an Overlay using the properties in the PROTOTYPE tab of the Inspector:ĭefault settings for Overlays in the Mac app (v92 September 2022) You can create a Hotspot or Link to any type of Layer (for example, a Symbol) that’s smaller than the parent Artboard and we’ll assume you want to use it as an Overlay, create an Artboard around it and set it as an Overlay for you.You can also set its default positioning, animation properties, and Background behavior and styling here, although you can also override these on the Link or Hotspot that points to the Overlay. Select an existing Artboard and then select Overlay as the Artboard type in the PROTOTYPE tab of the Inspector.You can use them to create menus, modals, messages and many other common interface elements in your Prototypes. Overlays are a type of Artboard that will appear overlaid on an existing Artboard when you preview a Prototype.