Talking about bounding box [edge v 2014.1.1]

Hello,
I don"t know what is that blue bounding box in my symbol.
- the elements inside my button :
and here the button among others :
there is the blue bounding box; that does not correspond to anything... and I have the impression that the hit area of the button is off to the left in that case.
Any idea ?
thanks a lot
s.

There are two bounding boxes for any symbol, one is for the stage size of that symbol, and the other thin blue line encompasses all the elements on that stage of the symbol.
If you set the "Overflow" to none for the symbol, elements outside the stage bounding box won't be visible.
hth,
Vivekuma

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