Re: Disabling effective innerShadow

Hi Eric, showBorder was off for the group but 3D is on. I'll give it a try with 3D off. Seems strange that the 3D setting would affect the innerShadow of the group's controls. Pete lcSQL Software Home of lcStackBrowser and SQLiteAd

Re: Disabling effective innerShadow

Hi Pete, Just for my knowledge, was the groups showBorder set to true? I gave this a try using 6.1.3 (just happens to be the version I have to use for a production product.). Turning on opaque and showBorder caused it to look funny; also turning on 3D caused the innerShadow to transfer to the g

Re: Disabling effective innerShadow

Hi Eric, I tried that but it made the the combination of the group's innerShadow and being opaque made the group look weird (sorry, hard to explain). Pete lcSQL Software Home of lcStackBrowser and SQLiteAdmin

Re: Disabling effective innerShadow

Hi SCott, I'm not sure how I did it, but it's working now. I tried several things before I saw your response but I think what did it was: - move the rectangles out of the group - remove the innershadow of the group - put the rectangles back in the group - set the innershadow of the group Irrespec

Re: Disabling effective innerShadow

Pete, Try setting the opaque property of the parent group to true. - Eric On Dec 10, 2014, at 2:40 PM, Peter Haworth wrote: > I have a group that has its innerShadow property set. Within it are two > rectangles that do not have their innerShadow property set but I can see an > innerShadow on

Re: Disabling effective innerShadow

I might be wrong, but I don’t think you can, as described. Applying the effect to a group will cause the effect to appear on everything in the group, if there’s nothing else in the group that’s larger than the two rectangles. If you have empty space surrounding the two rectangles, you might be

Disabling effective innerShadow

I have a group that has its innerShadow property set. Within it are two rectangles that do not have their innerShadow property set but I can see an innerShadow on them, presumably because they are inheriting it from the containing rectangle. I want to get rid of the innerShadow on the rectangles