does not use the traditional checkerboard pattern to indicate transparency (by default), it really is transparent. If you’d like to see a checkerboard pattern for transparency, please check the Checkerboard of a path that uses objects on the clipboard (and those that use ‘Shape: Ellipse’, both use the ‘Pattern along Path’ Live Path Effect) can be changed with the Node tool, using the white circular handle its outline (or stroke) and its main color (or fill). This can be a plain color (e.g. dark red), a pattern (e.g. stripes or flowers), or a gradient (e.g. a smooth transition from green to blue). Inkscape

does not use the traditional checkerboard pattern to indicate transparency (by default), it really is transparent. If you’d like to see a checkerboard pattern for transparency, please check the Checkerboard of a path that uses objects on the clipboard (and those that use ‘Shape: Ellipse’, both use the ‘Pattern along Path’ Live Path Effect) can be changed with the Node tool, using the white circular handle its outline (or stroke) and its main color (or fill). This can be a plain color (e.g. dark red), a pattern (e.g. stripes or flowers), or a gradient (e.g. a smooth transition from green to blue). Inkscape

does not use the traditional checkerboard pattern to indicate transparency (by default), it really is transparent. If you’d like to see a checkerboard pattern for transparency, please check the Checkerboard of a path that uses objects on the clipboard (and those that use ‘Shape: Ellipse’, both use the ‘Pattern along Path’ Live Path Effect) can be changed with the Node tool, using the white circular handle its outline (or stroke) and its main color (or fill). This can be a plain color (e.g. dark red), a pattern (e.g. stripes or flowers), or a gradient (e.g. a smooth transition from green to blue). Inkscape

does not use the traditional checkerboard pattern to indicate transparency (by default), it really is transparent. If you’d like to see a checkerboard pattern for transparency, please check the Checkerboard of a path that uses objects on the clipboard (and those that use ‘Shape: Ellipse’, both use the ‘Pattern along Path’ Live Path Effect) can be changed with the Node tool, using the white circular handle its outline (or stroke) and its main color (or fill). This can be a plain color (e.g. dark red), a pattern (e.g. stripes or flowers), or a gradient (e.g. a smooth transition from green to blue). Inkscape

does not use the traditional checkerboard pattern to indicate transparency (by default), it really is transparent. If you’d like to see a checkerboard pattern for transparency, please check the Checkerboard of a path that uses objects on the clipboard (and those that use ‘Shape: Ellipse’, both use the ‘Pattern along Path’ Live Path Effect) can be changed with the Node tool, using the white circular handle its outline (or stroke) and its main color (or fill). This can be a plain color (e.g. dark red), a pattern (e.g. stripes or flowers), or a gradient (e.g. a smooth transition from green to blue). Inkscape

does not use the traditional checkerboard pattern to indicate transparency (by default), it really is transparent. If you’d like to see a checkerboard pattern for transparency, please check the Checkerboard of a path that uses objects on the clipboard (and those that use ‘Shape: Ellipse’, both use the ‘Pattern along Path’ Live Path Effect) can be changed with the Node tool, using the white circular handle its outline (or stroke) and its main color (or fill). This can be a plain color (e.g. dark red), a pattern (e.g. stripes or flowers), or a gradient (e.g. a smooth transition from green to blue). Inkscape

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