| • | To show or hide a layer or the canvas |
You can control the view of an image in the document window by changing the layer visibility settings. This is helpful in both compositing an image and applying effects. For example, you can hide one layer to gain better visibility of the layer below it. Or, you can set up different states of an image to create rollover effects for use on the Web. For more information, see Creating rollovers.
Layer visibility settings stay active when you print or save documents to certain file formats. In other words, the content of hidden layers does not print and is not saved. However, saving a document in RIFF or PSD format preserves hidden layers as part of the document. For more information, see Importing and exporting layers.
| To show or hide a layer or the canvas |
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| • | In the Layers panel, click the eye icon next to the layer name or the canvas. |
When the eye is shut  , the layer is hidden in the document window. When the eye is open  , the layer is visible in the document window. |
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