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What even is a vector file? Canva doesn’t allow that option.ī) I should have made this in Illustrator from the start… Unfortunately, there had been no further work on the adaptive UI since then, so those strings are still the same in Inkscape 0.91.First, let’s establish what stage of panic you might be in staring at your Canva design right now… And you are staring at your computer like…Ī. At the time the initial implementation for the "Adaptive UI" had been committed for Inkscape 0.48, the labels for the menu items had to be taken from the pool of strings which already occurred elsewhere in the interface (IIRC it was late in the release cycle, and introducing new strings would have interfered with GUI translations). Since Inkscape 0.91, the toolbars are no longer detachable either. Toolbars in Inkscape had never been freely re-arrangeable (even at times when they had been detachable, they could only be docked again at the original position). The menu label for the ' Custom' option actually is kind of a misnomer - it basically is the layout used with Inkscape 0.47 (all toolbars horizontally above the canvas). Is the 'Custom' option tweakable? Haven't been able to move things around with this 'Custom' setting. Thanks for the insight! 'Default' did do the trick. Inkyd wrote:The predefined layouts were a big help.
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