Chapter 8. Styling
Now that we know all about selecting and transforming objects, it’s time to start a new topic that will entertain us for the next several chapters: styling. The way an object in an Inkscape document looks is determined by that object’s style, consisting of separate properties. Mastering the program is impossible without familiarity with the available style properties and the tools for editing them.
In this chapter, we will look at the most basic style properties, including the common types of paint (fill and stroke) and opacity. This will be followed by Chapter 9 covering stroke style, Chapter 10 where we’ll look in detail at gradients and patterns, and Chapter 15 where we’ll explore text style properties. Filter effects, such ...
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