Problems to export a element/object or see white color in Overprint fill

[carloss67]

As the printscreens show. Object/Shape, if I put the colour white (standard), Neither in Overprint Fill and Neither in the Export. But if I clone the colour of this same object, from another element that I have in the Layout - That's it. That object was copied from another file, could it have been damaged the "codes" of that file. Because I don't find any effect, style, or any property, that can solve this question. I can't use the white from the file, but I can clone the colour of another object and that's it. Thank you for your attention Carlos Santos.

[Monika Gause · Accepted solution]

CHeck it out with the appearance panel. Maybe just delete all appearances (so that it doesn't have a fill or stroke) and then start from scratch with fills and strokes.

[carloss67]

Hi Monika Gause & Adobe Support Comunity! Thank You for your help. Through the appearence panel (I was imagining something like this, but I could'nt get). Appearance - Clean - New Fill... And it's done. Thank you again.

[Monika Gause]

Glad you could solve it!

[Ton Frederiks]

In your second screendump, the Attributes panel shows Overprint checked (and there is a warning sign for white set to overprint). Does turning off the Overprint checkbox help?