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5.4.7 Visibility of objects
There are four main ways in which the visibility of layout objects
can be controlled: their stencil can be removed, they can be made
transparent, they can be colored white, or their
break-visibility property can be overridden. The first
three apply to all layout objects; the last to just a few – the
breakable objects. The Learning Manual introduces these
four techniques, see Visibility and color of objects.
There are also a few other techniques which are specific to certain layout objects. These are covered under Special considerations.
| Removing the stencil | ||
| Making objects transparent | ||
| Painting objects white | ||
Using break-visibility | ||
| Special considerations |