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Hello Community.
It is possible to tell a shape (rectangle) that cannot be clicked ? since I use them to put buttons and the user if you click the buttons go backwards, for example that it acts as the text box where the user clicks but there is no action of said box.
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Good afternoon
The secret is in the order of the layers of the objects. You must place the rectangle layer below the button (as in the attached image).
Then select the rectangle and under "General", activate the "Maintain layer order" option. This will cause the object to remain below the button even if you click on it. Note that this option is enabled when you publish the file to the service; in Desktop you won't see any changes.
Good afternoon
The secret is in the order of the layers of the objects. You must place the rectangle layer below the button (as in the attached image).
Then select the rectangle and under "General", activate the "Maintain layer order" option. This will cause the object to remain below the button even if you click on it. Note that this option is enabled when you publish the file to the service; in Desktop you won't see any changes.
@Syndicate_Admin , I checked a few options including maintain layer order. But I am able to access the visual below if the part of the other visual is visible. As long as the visual is completely below, we are not able to click the below visual. Rectangle with no background and no fill, cover the below visual completely
Hello, I did not fully understand the answer, you can click YES/NO ? (the idea is to avoid it)
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