Monday
I would like a pdf in a plan view to have an opaque background. When I drag the pdf into a plan view it has transparent background, when I drag it into a layout it is opaque. In both instances the "transparent background" checkbox is grayed out.
Operating system used: Mac Apple Silicon Sequoia 15.6.1
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Wednesday
When you place a PDF as a drawing, you have no choice for the transparent background.
This option is only active when you are placing a view as a drawing on a layout.
Barry.
Tuesday - last edited Tuesday
Does the PDF actually contain transparency? Not sure why it would present differently in your two cases...
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Tuesday
It's not just this pdf. I have tried many pdf files and they all do the same thing: transparent background when added to a view, opaque background when added to a layout, "Transparent Background" button grayed out. Any random pdf, same thing. What does it do for you?
Tuesday
Ok, I just realized that I can use display order to correct this. Duh. But one thing does not respond to display order: the titles of drawings on a layout: there is no way to send those to back?
Wednesday
We generally only use PDFs for reference or stitch them directly into the end document... so I am not sure about the interaction...
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Wednesday
When you place a PDF as a drawing, you have no choice for the transparent background.
This option is only active when you are placing a view as a drawing on a layout.
Barry.