Showing the current selection in the main window Showing the currently selected layer as a blue row in the Layer List Sketch helps us to understand which layer is currently selected by: You can also click on this layer in the main window and it will also select this layer. If you click on a Layer in the Layer List, it will be selected. You can see those three layers in the panel showing in the left (the layer list). The result is 3 layers (each of which contains text). In this example, I do this process (of inserting text) three times. Via the shortcut 'T' on your keyboard and then clicking on the area where you would like to add text Via the menu bar Insert > Text and then clicking on the area where you would like to add text This option is only visible when the artboard the link comes from is scrollable and the app type is native.You can add text in Sketch in the following ways: If you want to preserve the scroll position when transitioning between scrollable artboards, check 'Preserve Scroll Position' in the transition's options. If you want to make hotspots fixed you will also need to check 'Fixed position when scrolling'. Hotspots inside symbols can be fixed but layers can't. Just select the layer and check 'Fix position when scrolling' in the inspector sidebar. Like with Sketch's prototyping you can make layers that are fixed and don't scroll. You can change the app type by opening the preview window, clicking in the middle of the title bar to bring up the drop down menu and selecting Native or Web under App Type. When the app type is web, it will always scroll vertically if the artboard is larger than the preview window. When the artboard is selected, it should have 'Resized' after its size in the inspector sidebar on the right. It's a good idea to turn off 'Adjust content on resize' before you resize the artboard. If an existing artboard preset is not suitable you can create a custom one by pressing the 'Create Custom Size.' button at the bottom of the artboard presets. To do this, create an artboard using one of the artboard presets, then resize the artboard. For an artboard to be scrollable when the app type is native, the artboard needs to be larger than it's preset.

Adjust content on resize sketch