Hi Fernan, Arrowheads are done using the marker tag as defined in the SVG spec. At the minute markers are a bit of a pain wrt to changing the style applied to them. The only way to do it currently is to use the xml editor to edit the <def> that defines the marker being used.
The quickest way to do this is probably to open the xml editor, drag the path from within the def into the man doc, edit its fill then drag it back into the def in the xml editor. When you first move it back you may find it disappears from the line, to fix select the line, go to the stroke properties and switch to another marker, then back again.
Theres a bug/RFE in the tracker about this, and its been on my list of things to try look at for a while, just gets very complicated when you've potentially got multiple objects referencing the same markers. (you may want to rename the defs when you change them from being default color)
hope that helps
John
--- Fernan Aguero <fernan@...543...> wrote:
Hi!
I've done a very simple drawing: a straight line (a rect) and then I changed the stroke style to add an ending arrowhead.
Now I can select the rect (it is an object) and I can do things with it: change its color, resize it, etc.
But I'm not yet figuring how to select the arrowhead so that I can, for example, change its color to match the rest of the line. I drag, click, shift-click, etc. to no avail.
Anyone can give me a hint? In Adobe Illustrator once you add an arrowhead to a line, it is added as another object, though initially grouped. How is this dealt with in inkscape?
I'm using inkscape-0.41 on FreeBSD-4.11 (i386).
Thanks in advance,
Fernan
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