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The Page & 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 works at many different levels: pages, layers, presentation steps and objects.
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

Hide or show layers

Lock layers (which makes the layer non-editable)

Solo a layer - turn all other layers off
Object control
Display a list of all items (objects) on the page in the stacking order they appear on the page, bottom to
top.

Hide or show any item

Move up and down the stack

Lock any object so it becomes non-editable

Locate and highlight any object in the gallery by clicking it on the page when in 'Locate' mode -
toggle the Locate button on (enabled) and off (disabled)

Solo an object - turn all other objects off
In addition the Page & Layer Gallery
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