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The Page & Layer Gallery
Note to users of older versions of this software: This replaces the Layer Gallery
By default the Page & Layer Gallery
is displayed open on the right hand side of the Web Designer Premium window when you open or
create a new document. If you prefer, you can unpin, move, dock or close the gallery - see Galleries for
more information.
If you have previously closed the Page & Layer Gallery, which is
open by default, you can reopen it by clicking the Page & Layer
Gallery
tab on the Galleries bar, or press F10.
The Page & Layer Gallery
lists everything in your document, from the pages and layers right down to each individual item on the
page. It provides a way to select, hide, lock and re-arrange these items.
It can work at many different levels. At the top level it can list only the pages
, and provides a direct and easy way to re-arrange the order of these (by dragging), to name, copy and
delete pages.
At the next level down it can show all the layers and presentation steps
on each page - and you can similarly re-arrange the stacking order, rename (layers only) as well as lock
and hide any layer.
At the next level down it lists all the objects
on the page, in a hierarchical manner. So for example it will list each group item on the page, but you can
expand the group to show the contents of that group (which may contain other groups), in a similar way
that the Windows file explorer manages folders in folders.
The hierarchy of items is like this:
Pages
Layers/steps
Page items, which may include
groups
Group contents
...etc
Some of the key features of the Page & Layer Gallery
include:
Page control

Displays a list of pages

Pages mode displays a narrow list of page thumbnails for easy page navigation

Add new page, duplicate, cut, copy and paste or delete pages

Re-arrange the page order by dragging

Rename pages
Layer control

Displays a list of all layers on each page, from the bottom (usually background layer) to the top
most layer

In a presentation document, displays a list of all presentation steps and layers on each page, from
the first to the last

Create new layers, delete, re-order and rename layers
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