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Moving Objects Between Layers
There are several ways to move objects between layers. First select the object or objects you want to
move, then;

Cut the object ("Ctrl + X" or right click and Cut). Ensure the target layer is the current layer
(shown with , click the layer if it's not) and then right click and choose Paste or Paste in Place
. Note that if you cut or copy multiple items that are on different layers, the layer structure is
preserved when you paste. Items are pasted to the same layer they were copied/cut from,
instead of being pasted to the current layer. If you want to paste all such items to the current
layer, ignoring the layer structure, use the Paste in current layer option instead. If you want to
retain layer structure, choose Paste in place in current layer. These paste options are also in
the clipboard fly-out bar on the top bar, as well as the Edit menu.

Right click and choose Arrange then Move to layer in front / Move to layer behind to shift
the selected objects one layer up or down.

Ensure the target layer is selected as current, then find the selected item in the Page & Layer
Gallery (click the Locate button), right click and select Move to Current Layer.
Applying transitions to popup layers
You can apply a transition to a popup layer to control how the layer appears, whether it's triggered by a
mouse-over action or a click. So for example if you apply a fade transition, when the popup layer
appears it will fade in instead of appearing instantly.
1.
Click the layer in the Page & Layer Gallery and click the Properties button at the top of the
gallery.
2.
Click the Web transition tab of the Layer properties dialog.
3.
Choose an effect from the Transition effect drop-down list and move the slider to set a speed
for the transition in seconds.
4.
Click Apply.
Note:
There are fewer transition effects available for layers compared to links and pages.
Pop-up Layers
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