You can create layer groups to group multiple layers together. Layer groups let you
| • | organize the Layers palette |
| • | set layer properties, such as opacity and blend mode, for the whole group |
| • | limit the effect of adjustment and mask layers to the layers underneath the active layer rather than to the entire image |
| • | move all grouped layers together in the stacking order |
| • | move linked layers together on the image canvas |
| • | delete all layers in the group |
For information about viewing layer groups, see To expand or collapse a vector layer or layer group.
| To create a layer group |
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| 1 | On the Layers palette, select the first layer you want to include in the layer group. |
| 2 | From the drop-list on the toolbar of the Layers palette, choose New Layer Group. |
| The layer group is created, and the selected layer becomes part of the layer group. By default, the layer group name contains "Group" plus a number (for example, "Group 1"). |
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Note: Dragging a layer directly to the bottom of a layer group positions it below the group rather than within it.
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Choose Layers
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| To remove a layer from a group |
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| • | Drag the layer to a new position outside the layer group. |
You can also remove a layer from a group by choosing Layers
Arrange
Move Out of Group.
| To ungroup layers |
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| • | Select the layer group that you want to ungroup, and choose Layers |