Shape - Selection

Dialog selections are discussed below the image. For navigation to an item make a selection in the Shape - Selection image.

Shape - Selection dialog. Make selection above.

The shapes are described below:

• Rectangle - A polygon that is restricted to a 4-sided shape (example) with 4 right angles, with opposite sides equal and parallel. On the page, these default to a square, but can be adjusted to be a rectangle (horizontal or vertical).
• Round rectangle - A rounded rectangle (example) is a rectangle whose sharp corners are replaced by quarter-circle arcs, creating smooth, curved edges at each vertex. This shape is commonly used in graphic design for buttons, icons, and various user interface elements.
• Oval - An oval (example) , commonly referred to as a circle, is a curved, closed shape that resembles the outline of an egg, typically lacking straight lines or vertices. It is often used to create a smooth, flowing aesthetic in various design contexts.
• Arc - An arc (example) is a portion of the circumference of a circle, connecting two points on the circle's boundary.
• Squircle - A squircle (example) is a shape that combines characteristics of both a square and a circle, featuring smooth, continuous curves at the corners instead of sharp angles. This design is often used in user interfaces and product designs for a more visually appealing and friendly appearance.
• Polygon - A polygon (example) in design refers to a two-dimensional shape made up of straight line segments that connect to form a closed figure. Common examples include triangles, squares, and hexagons, which are often used in various design applications.

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