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Start live editing Should see a div with a hatched line around it and a circle inside it and another div with a solid line containing the text flowing around the circle.
Find border: 0.16em dashed #D06827; and delete the entire line. (hatched line in live preview should be removed.
Find -webkit-clip-path: circle(25% at 25% 50%); and put the cursor inside the circle(). The shapes editor should draw resize/drag interactions.
Resize the circle and make it larger.
Find shape-outside: circle(25% at 25% 50%); and put the cursor inside the circle() while the cursor is in -webkit-clip-path: circle(25% at 25% 50%);
==> shapes editor doesn't show a circle to edit.
After a few clicks around in the document then clicking on shape-outside: circle(25% at 25% 50%); does draw a circle with resize/drag interactions.
There may be a more simpler recipe to do this. I thought that since there was already a circle on screen when clicking inside the other circle that it was the problem. So I went back and created an empty project with just html and css and added shape-inside: circle() and I immediately got 2 circles. I never get that. Usually I have to click around quite a bit and make sure there are no CSS syntax errors to get the circle to draw in chrome. After that I found I was in a state where every new shape i added would draw on the page leaving the previous behind as well. I ended up with many shapes on the page but only of the shapes could be manipulated. It wasn't the first one, it wasn't the last one and changes to it didn't get written back to my css.
Looks like there is another pull request up from of the weekend that may fix this issue.
border: 0.16em dashed #D06827;and delete the entire line. (hatched line in live preview should be removed.-webkit-clip-path: circle(25% at 25% 50%);and put the cursor inside the circle(). The shapes editor should draw resize/drag interactions.shape-outside: circle(25% at 25% 50%);and put the cursor inside the circle() while the cursor is in-webkit-clip-path: circle(25% at 25% 50%);==> shapes editor doesn't show a circle to edit.
After a few clicks around in the document then clicking on
shape-outside: circle(25% at 25% 50%);does draw a circle with resize/drag interactions.There may be a more simpler recipe to do this. I thought that since there was already a circle on screen when clicking inside the other circle that it was the problem. So I went back and created an empty project with just html and css and added
shape-inside: circle()and I immediately got 2 circles. I never get that. Usually I have to click around quite a bit and make sure there are no CSS syntax errors to get the circle to draw in chrome. After that I found I was in a state where every new shape i added would draw on the page leaving the previous behind as well. I ended up with many shapes on the page but only of the shapes could be manipulated. It wasn't the first one, it wasn't the last one and changes to it didn't get written back to my css.Looks like there is another pull request up from of the weekend that may fix this issue.