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Inserting text box and rectangle into text box

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Mar 20, 2018 Mar 20, 2018

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I am attempting to place a rectangle and text box inside a text box. I want the rectangle to be the background of the text box. The reason is that I want the text and background to have different transparency levels in the rollover state.

Problem: When I paste the cut Text box & rectangle into a new textbox, they are placed stacked. Even though I again arrange so that the rectangle is at the back, when I preview in the rollover state it still appears off - see screenshot 3.

How can I make sure that the rectangle aligns with the text box?

The overall reason for why I am doing this, is that I want this "button" to have its on rollover state when inserted into a state button (related to a previous discussion I created). https://forums.adobe.com/message/10214045#10214045

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LEGEND , Mar 21, 2018 Mar 21, 2018

I think, I don’t understand, what you try to achieve.

Do you want a text box placed inline into another text box, and this „inner“ text box should change a background image according to its states?

If yes: Wy don’t you use a text box, fill its background with an image, and change the opacity of this image by using the „Fill“ panel (attention: Not the „Fill“ command in the upper control strip).?

If it isn’t this, what you are looking for, please specify your request.

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Mar 21, 2018 Mar 21, 2018

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Hey sophb,

I invite our expert Günter Heißenbüttel who helped you out in the previous thread shall be able to guide you with this further.

Regards,

Ankush

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I think, I don’t understand, what you try to achieve.

Do you want a text box placed inline into another text box, and this „inner“ text box should change a background image according to its states?

If yes: Wy don’t you use a text box, fill its background with an image, and change the opacity of this image by using the „Fill“ panel (attention: Not the „Fill“ command in the upper control strip).?

If it isn’t this, what you are looking for, please specify your request.

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