: Dashed line when changing artboard size in Adobe XD I'm using Adobe XD and every time I start a new project I select the dimensions of my Artboard in the small screen that appears every time

@Bryan765

Choose your artboard by using the moving arrow (shortcut: V), look at the panel on the right side, choose "None" instead of "Vertical" in the Scrolling section.

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@Courtney577

Cai is correct. I would also like to add, if you don't want the scrollable content (and the dashed line which works simply as a guidance), press A to create an Artboard and set up a custom size for your needs and make your work in there. When choosing this way, you won't have any dashed lines after resizing your artboard, but you won't have any scrollable content either.

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@Nimeshi706

The dotted line indicates the start of scrollable content. Since you're designing for specified screen sizes, anything below that is implied to be "below the fold".


If your content continues further than the prescribed length of the artboard, you can simply drag the bottom of the artboard down to the desired length, and continue to design.

A dotted line on your artboard indicates the start of the scrollable content.



Adobe XD Help / Working with artboards


Note, I've never used Adobe XD, This is just from reading the help docs.

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