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You can already accomplish this with auto animate, but I’m leaving this open in case there’s another related request this might connect to.
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Reopening the feature request, based on feedback.
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I agree. It would be nice to nest overlays into one another or point to 2 different overlays and trigger them with the click of one button. An example of this would be the iPhone share modal which slides up from the bottom of the screen a split second after a dark/blurred overlay dissolves in. This is quite a common action in smartphones' UI.
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If I'm interpreting what you say correctly, you can already view the "fold line". When you click on the artboard you will see a blue dashed line across the artboard indicating where the bottom that respective device's screen ends. You would just need to extend the artboard to add any elements that call below the fold that users would scroll to get to.