Containers

Grouping Containers

1. Let's start by selecting the shapes that we want to group together. There are a few ways to do this. We can either click on the items in the layer panel while holding
   ⇧ Shift
   to select multiple layers consecutively or hold
   Ctrl

   or

   Command ⌘
   to individually select or deselect items. We can also drag-select on the canvas while using
   Command ⌘

   or

   Ctrl
   to add or remove them.
2. Elements can be moved in and out of Containers by selecting them and dragging them around in the layer panel.
3. Right-click on any of the items.
4. Click Group. Alternatively, we can draw a selection box around our elements and press
   Command ⌘

   G
   or
   Ctrl

   G
   .

Ungrouping Containers

1. We select the container that we want to ungroup the items in. Click on the container in the Layer Panel, or on any of the grouped shapes in the canvas.
2. Right-click on any of the items.
3. Click Ungroup. Alternatively, we can draw a selection box around your elements and press
   Command ⌘

   ⇧ Shift

   G
   on Mac, or
   Ctrl

   ⇧ Shift

   G
   on Windows.

Creating Containers

1. Select the container icon from the shapes dropdown menu.
2. Click on an area on the canvas to start, and let's drag in the direction we want to expand the container toward. We can give our container equal dimensions like a square by holding
   ⇧ Shift
   while dragging.

Applying Changes to Containers

Overflow

1. We draw a container boundary box over a specific area we want to isolate.
2. Toggle "Hide" to only display what visual elements sit inside those set borders.
3. Switch back to "Show" to reveal the full versions again.