Fix: Is it possible to delete only the shapes that have only a fill an no stroke?
The ability to delete only the shapes that have a fill and no stroke depends on the specific graphics or design software you are using. In many graphics software programs like Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, or Inkscape, you can perform such actions, but the exact steps may vary. Here's a general approach you can follow: 1. **Select All Shapes**: Select all the shapes in your design or image. You can often do this by using the selection tool (usually an arrow or cursor icon) and dragging to create a selection box around all the shapes or by using keyboard shortcuts like "Ctrl+A" (Windows) or "Cmd+A" (Mac). 2. **Filter by Fill and Stroke**: After selecting all shapes, you can filter or select only those with a fill and no stroke. The steps for this may vary based on the software: - **In Adobe Illustrator**: Go to the "Select" menu and choose "Object" and then "Path." You can then select "Has Fill" to select shapes