Mastering InDesign Templates by Monica Murphy & Margot Knorr Mancini
Author:Monica Murphy & Margot Knorr Mancini [Murphy, Monica]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2021-03-23T16:00:00+00:00
Layers Panel
The Layers panel has options for creating, re-ordering, deleting, locking, unlocking, and hiding layers. Layers are essential to a well-managed template, and we often recommend building templates with separate layers for text, images and, in some cases, guides.
We have worked with many publishing companies that manage column guide variations with layers rather than Master Pages. Itâs an interesting approach, but you should do some testing with it first to determine if it really suits your needs.
Here are some things to know about the Layers panel:
The Layers panel displays a disclosure triangle for each layer that can be expanded to reveal the objects and their stacking order on a given layer.
You can change the stacking order within the panel by clicking and dragging on an object in the panel and moving it to the desired position. Individual objects within a group can also be viewed that way. Donât forget that the objects within a group or layer have a stacking order, just like each layer does. When you have a complex document, it can be tricky to work out the best stacking order, but once you do, the layering setup works fluidly.
You can move items on one layer to a completely different layer. After you do that, the frame edges around the item you moved will match the color of the layer to which it was moved.
The Layers panel also gives you the ability to show or hide, and lock or unlock, individual objects on a layer, not just the layer itself.
You can tell which items are locked on the document page because they will be marked with padlock icons.
If you want to lock or unlock an item, you can just click the padlock icon directly on the page instead of going into the Layers panel to do it.
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