2015-05-14 03:12 AM
2015-05-14 04:08 AM
jonaszluszpinski wrote:Just turn on the 'Quick Layers' palette (ALT+Q is the default shortcut).
But it makes sense to me: I see an unwanted object. Want to turn it's layer off. Don't know what layer it's on. Select it, ...
2015-05-14 04:35 AM
Barry wrote:… and the best thing is you can then "Undo" (on the Quick Layers palette, not CMD-Z) to go back to your previous layer state(s)jonaszluszpinski wrote:Just turn on the 'Quick Layers' palette (ALT+Q is the default shortcut).
But it makes sense to me: I see an unwanted object. Want to turn it's layer off. Don't know what layer it's on. Select it, ...
Select the object and turn off its layer.
Also allows you to do other things - turn off all other layers and invert current layers.
The same can be done with locking/unlocking layers.
Barry.
2015-05-14 01:35 PM
jonaszluszpinski wrote:With the element selected, right-click, in the context menu go to Layers > Hide Layer.
I see an unwanted object. Want to turn it's layer off. Don't know what layer it's on.