Creating steps using frames and elements
Be aware that it often makes a big difference whether you choose to create your step on an element, or on a frame that holds this element.
In the preceding screenshot, the 121 Elm Lane text element and the image of the yellow car are both used as steps. The frames that surround them are not used as steps.
To show you the difference, we will now add two more steps to our path. These steps will be based on the two frames that hold the street name and the car, respectively. Take a look at the following screenshot:
In the preceding screenshot, step 1 is a text element and step 2 is the circle frame around this element.
Step 4 is the image of the car and step 5 is the rectangle frame that holds this image.
As you can clearly see, there is a big difference between creating steps on elements and on frames.
One is not better or more correct than the other. Sometimes you need a step to be an element. This element can be in a frame or by itself. At other times,...
