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I’m going to leave this one open, but please note that you can do this already using auto-animate and the time trigger.
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Global/Master artboard templates (pin objects across all artboards)
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2,872 votesfeature-under-review · 150 comments · Adobe XD: Feature Requests (Read-Only) » 02 : Prototype mode · Admin →Jesse Overlin
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Since some of you have mentioned wanting this for baseline grids, you might want to upvote this one (Baseline Grids) as well: https://adobexd.uservoice.com/forums/353007/suggestions/13030764
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Wanted to request this as well. This is becoming common practice. And I'm not seeing many updates from the team on this issue.
For instance, many design languages and best practices (Material Design being one) call for a 4 point baseline grid for consistent vertical rhythm, but if I turn on that grid in XD and try to snap to it, it's the box that snaps, not the line height or baseline, throwing the whole thing off the grid, requiring random nudging to get it to sit on the grid. If you're using 16px font size and 24px line height you should be able to always sit that right on a 4px baseline grid without having to nudge!
Thanks!
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178 votesfeature-under-review · 21 comments · Adobe XD: Feature Requests (Read-Only) » 01 : Design mode · Admin →Jesse Overlin
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I second Gary's comment, I think this is what he's requesting.
Adobe team, please allow us to snap to line height or baseline somehow, rather than the seemingly arbitrary text box edges.
For instance, many design languages and best practices these days (Material Design being one) call for a 4 point baseline grid for consistent vertical rhythm, but if I turn on that grid in XD and try to snap to it, it's the box that snaps, not the line height or baseline, throwing the whole thing off the grid, requiring random nudging to get it to sit on the grid. If you're using 16px font size and 24px line height you should be able to always sit that right on a 4px baseline grid without having to nudge!
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Yes! I'm seeing a lot of requests for these types of line height / baseline / text box issues but not many responses from the team.
Adobe team, please allow us to snap to line height or baseline somehow, rather than the seemingly arbitrary text box edges.
For instance, many design languages and best practices these days (Material Design being one) call for a 4 point baseline grid, but if I turn on that grid in XD and try to snap to it, it's the box that snaps, not the line height or baseline, throwing the whole thing off the grid, requiring random nudging to get it to sit on the grid. If you're using 16px font size and 24px line height you should be able to always sit that right on a 4px baseline grid without having to nudge!
Thanks!
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Many design systems of large orgs are now based on the 8-point grid system, and other UI designers use it as a personal framework for designs with good horizontal and vertical rhythm. XD has a few limitations when trying to work in this system.
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Please allow the square grid to be centered on an artboard, so the artboard doesn't have to be in dimensions that are divisible by 8px. This way if it's an odd sized artboard or if it's resized the margins are even on both sides rather than having the right side chop off in the middle of an 8px square. Also makes it easier to center elements on the page.
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There are issues with the way type boxes snap to the grid. The padding around the type seems to be arbitrary and if you snap the box to the grid, the baseline is thrown off the grid, making vertical rhythm and measuring in design specs more difficult.
Please make the box around the type a function of the line-height, so if your line-height is divisible by 4 it will lock to the 8px grid properly.
OR enable the ability to snap to baseline, independently of the type's bounding box, like you can do in other adobe apps.
So to recap:
Allow square grid to center on the artboard instead of starting from the upper left.
Make the type bounding box a function of the line-height / font size
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Enable the ability to snap the font's baseline to the square grid.
This would create a much more efficient workflow in XD for many popular design systems.
Thanks!