[Weezer]

Ok, so I made an entire design in illustrator, with a bunch of layers and whatnot. Currently, it is on a white background, however I want to put it on a Navy Blue one. Great, so I figured I would just add a navy blue layer underneath all my other layers...however, when I do this, the white part inside my text becomes navy blue. How do I set my text to no longer be transparent, and to just be white text with black outline? Thanks!

[gadster]

Originally posted by Weezer:
Ok, so I made an entire design in illustrator, with a bunch of layers and whatnot. Currently, it is on a white background, however I want to put it on a Navy Blue one. Great, so I figured I would just add a navy blue layer underneath all my other layers...however, when I do this, the white part inside my text becomes navy blue. How do I set my text to no longer be transparent, and to just be white text with black outline? Thanks!

Um, select said type, then slide transparency to 0?

[ChadC]

Weezer:

it seems to me like your fill option in the info(i think?) palette is set to null(white box with a red line diagonal across it). Just click it and change the color to white and all will be good!

-Chad