Hi there! Newbie question, but I couldn't find the answer documented anywhere.
I'm building a simple dropdown button. The "normal" state has a little ">" karat icon pointing to the right, and the "visited" state has the karat pointing down. However, when I preview and click on it, I get two overlapping karats, one pointing right and one pointing down. Screenshots are added for clarity.
Within the states, the base "Normal" layer will always sit on the bottom of any other layers. So essentially when you clicked on the button and it is now a "Visitied state", it shows the "Visited" state on top of the "Normal" state.
The easiest way to fix this is to pop a little white box behind the karat on the the "Visited" layer.
Not the most elegant solution, but a good, quick fix in these cases.
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Hi Caitlin,
Within the states, the base "Normal" layer will always sit on the bottom of any other layers. So essentially when you clicked on the button and it is now a "Visitied state", it shows the "Visited" state on top of the "Normal" state.
The easiest way to fix this is to pop a little white box behind the karat on the the "Visited" layer.
Not the most elegant solution, but a good, quick fix in these cases.
Thank you!