: How to determine transparency level of a pixel in Fireworks I am a moderate user of Photoshop and have never really used Fireworks. I have been given a Fireworks document which I need to modify.
I am a moderate user of Photoshop and have never really used Fireworks. I have been given a Fireworks document which I need to modify.
The document has just one layer, the background layer. On it are some icons and some of them have a semi-transparent border which I am needing to recolor.
If I use the eyedropper tool on a border pixel, I get the semi-transparent color value which changes based on what color I have the canvas set to.
Is there any way I can see what the original border color is/was, and what the transparency level is set to?
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To get a color and transparency values from a bitmap pixel, copy the color to another shape's fill color. From there you will be able to read it's values.
For example create a rectangle shape, and pick a color from the bitmap by opening the color pick dialog:
Then open the color dialog again to view the values:
Note: I'm using Fireworks CS6 version. Earlier versions may be different or lack this feature.
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