Apply a border/stroke to 1 side of a rectangle.
Rectangles: allow 1 or more sides to have a border(stroke), like: border-top
cholybran
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Cuneyt
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Usefull option. We needed.
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yullo seo
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I thought I needed this feature too! I think if this feature is added, it will definitely be a big factor beyond sketching!
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Antonin
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This is a must in any design tool. I'm new to XD and very surprised this basic feature is not available.
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Thomas Hale
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This is something that you can do very easily (and I would argue regularly) with CSS. This should get considered at least or be marked as "In the backlog". Where is the recognition?!
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Frederik Krautwald
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Crazy that this isn’t implemented. But maybe Adobe XD was meant as a wireframing tool only.
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Guillaume Millot
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Feature much needed as well!
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Programmer PC
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When we design dashboard we need stoke and path. We want to apply gradient in border. Many other ui design tools like figma provide this feature but why not adobe xd.
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Will Maguire
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how in the hell is this not implemented by now???
I may as well prototype in Bootstrap
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Adelheid Kiriland commented
This is sorely needed 🙏🏻
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Duc Ngo
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Yes please!
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Anonymous
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Strongly needed because this is the way divs will be coded in the markup.
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MB
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needed
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Gustavo Lo Valvo
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That would be fantastic!!
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Jason Quiz
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I would love this feature and would bring my XD designs closer to the way that it will be built.
Example:
Instead of making two 1px horizontal lines that cap off a section, I could just make a single box with a top and bottom stroke (which is how the DIV styling would actually be done). -
Kathy Sterman
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Yes, I just need a top border!
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Anonymous
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please add the ability to do this, same as css (border-top, etc)
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Anonymous
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@Peter fyi we all want this feature
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Anonymous
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Is this seriously not possible still?
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@Jeremy: XD has supported independent corner radius for a very long time. Just click the toggle button next to the corner radius text field.
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Jeremy Mcleod
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Erkan Ogumsogutlu oh no! We wouldn't want to mess up the look of the appearance panel by adding useful tools and controls, would we? Seriously, what kind of ridiculous objection is that?
Adobe, this feature is required NOW. Not only do we need explicit controls for each side of a border, being able to set independent border radii is also a mysteriously missing feature. Meanwhile, Fireworks (which you killed off in favor of XD) had independent border & border-radius controls for each side TWO DECADES AGO.
