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1,774 votesfeature-under-review · 82 comments · Adobe XD: Feature Requests (Read-Only) » 01 : Design mode · Admin →
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At least let us build radio button groups where changing the state of one to "on" switched the state of he others to "off" or even better a special type of group where "if a component in this group's state is changed to (name of state) then switch other components in this group to state (name of state) - this limitation makes me pull my hair out EVERY TIME I use XD.
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I think this could be solved by the new component states options if an extra option is added. We need a way to set/define a "UI group" to any component(s) in a given artboard. For "radio buttons" there could be a "single state mode" that sets all other components in that group to their default state if any one of them is is clicked.
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What I'm experiencing is that the repeat grid should ignore the drop-shadow and respect the object. The shadows/glows should not be visually cut off, but they should not affect the width/height of the repeat grid's outer boundaries.
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Agreed. I might take a main component, copy it, make a few changes, then decide I like it better.
I have to ungroup it, create a new component, check all the automatic resizings, paddings etc. are intact, then go though my prototype replacing every old component with the new one, then redo the local content in each one. Promoting changes back to main component would be such a time-saver.