Hi,
I was wondering if it was possible to have a transparent section of one of the 3 background layers, so that you can see the second background before you have zoomed through the first.
I don't believe this is currently a feature, yet I do not understand why this would be, due to the fact it is possible to do this to any image that isn't a background.
Also when you are a few mouse wheel clicks away from scrolling through the first background the exact effect I want happens, the (supposedly) transparent parts disappear first leaving the (supposedly) opaque parts.
Why not just make this controllable or the automatic effect?
I have attached an image to demonstrate the problems I am facing:
On the left hand side shows the (should be) transparent image that I created.
The centre image demonstrates that Prezi recognises it as transparent when it is input.
The right hand image shows, stage by stage what I described above... it recognises the (should be) transparency, yet ignores it.
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I was wondering if it was possible to have a transparent section of one of the 3 background layers, so that you can see the second background before you have zoomed through the first.
I don't believe this is currently a feature, yet I do not understand why this would be, due to the fact it is possible to do this to any image that isn't a background.
Also when you are a few mouse wheel clicks away from scrolling through the first background the exact effect I want happens, the (supposedly) transparent parts disappear first leaving the (supposedly) opaque parts.
Why not just make this controllable or the automatic effect?
I have attached an image to demonstrate the problems I am facing:
On the left hand side shows the (should be) transparent image that I created.
The centre image demonstrates that Prezi recognises it as transparent when it is input.
The right hand image shows, stage by stage what I described above... it recognises the (should be) transparency, yet ignores it.
