In Figma, Breakpoints is one of the many plugins for testing responsive design. It provides a resizable instance of a frame, and works without the plugin window — so everyone on your team can explore the responsive behavior of the frame without having the plugin installed....
. It's a bit tricky because Figma doesn't provide a way to specify how much a frame should span in a row. However there is a bit of a workaround you can do. It's not perfect but you might find it works for your use case. The way to do this is to put cells in each row i...
Steve demonstrates how constraints can be used to control the positioning and resizing of elements within a frame. He shows examples of different constraint settings, such as centering, scaling, and constraining to specific edges, and how they affect the layout of elements. Practical examples of ho...
📍 Updating Connector Labels: Unfortunately, due to Figma API limitations, we can’t adjust all of the styling of existing connectors right from the plugin. It's a current restriction I am hoping might change in the future. 📍 Custom Shapes for Connectors: Adding custom shapes into middle...
According to your needs, adjust the size. After generating the icon, choose the icon’s frame and click twice, left-click twice, or tap twice on it. On the screen, a dropdown menu will appear. Choose Outline Stroke from that menu, then choose to Flatten from the same dropdown. By ...
button and apply Auto Layout, the elements inside are stacked. Now you can move the direction to the right, add corner radius, padding, adjust spacing between an icon and the label text, align elements, fill color, etc. All this is applied to the frame without adding any additional layers...
With constraints, you can pin elements to the parent frame when resizing. Note that they will react to a change in parent size but will not adapt to a change in content!Note: You cannot add auto layout and constraints to the same frame. It is either or (small exception for relative ...