Draw Multiple Canvas's to image & Copy Opacity of a Canvas layer if using CSS Style #122
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Copy Opacity from existing layer if done by CSS Style.
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When preferCanvas is enabled, many Canvas layers are in use, especially when using plugins.
Looping through all Overlayer Panels Canvas's and drawing each allows for a image snapshot to occur.
Additionally if a Canvas layer has its Opacity changed through a CSS style change, this will also be mimic'd in the resulting downloaded image.