Yeah, I don't believe you *can* make an editable text member
transparent. You have options, though. If it's on a solid color, you
can set the bgColor of the member to match. If not, you can use a field
(with the loss of anti-aliasing).
Sorry,
Kurt
I feel like such a beginner today which is not doing my deadline any
good.
I'm building a simple form for a project using editable text members
for the
inputs. I've got their ink set to Background Transparent so the
underlying
artwork is visible but whenever I select a text input to fill in, the
background colour of the member shows up, thus creating a solid block
of
colour.
I'm sure I've gotten around this before but I can't remember for the
life of
me how. Any ideas?
TIA
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