Hi,
here is a (Scribus) beginner question:
Is is possible to select several objects (e.g. text boxes) and move the around together?
Any help is much appreciated
Scribus v.1.6.4 Linux Mint v22
I think in most programs you can select multiple objects in several ways, holding Ctrl and clicking one at a time to or remove from the selection is a common way (and as far as I remember it works in Scribus too).
You can also draw a selection box to select multiple objects.
Once you have them selected you can also group them to move them as a single object. And there is some trick to edit an object in a group without ungrouping, but I have forgotten what it is...
Someone who uses Scribus on a more regular basis than I do can probably provide better information though :)
You can edit an individual object in a group by selecting it in the Outline panel/window.
Quote from: AdmFubar on October 11, 2025, 02:36:16 AMYou can edit an individual object in a group by selecting it in the Outline panel/window.
But isn't there some kind of keyboard shortcut too? Holding Alt while clicking it I think?
the problem is actually selecting it.. if the object you want is under another object the upper object gets selected.
Quote from: Nermander on October 10, 2025, 08:27:20 PMI think in most programs you can select multiple objects in several ways, holding Ctrl and clicking one at a time to or remove from the selection is a common way (and as far as I remember it works in Scribus too).
You can also draw a selection box to select multiple objects.
Once you have them selected you can also group them to move them as a single object. And there is some trick to edit an object in a group without ungrouping, but I have forgotten what it is...
Someone who uses Scribus on a more regular basis than I do can probably provide better information though :)
In Scribus it's the SHIFT button for multi-select (I found out)