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Adobe Photoshop Help
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Displaying layer styles
When a layer has a style, an “f” icon
appears to the right of the layer’s name in the Layers
palette. You can show or hide the style’s effects in the image and in the Layers palette.
To hide or show all layer styles in an image:
Choose Layer > Layer Style > Hide All Layer Effects or Show All Layer Effects.
To expand or collapse layer styles in the Layers palette:
Do one of the following:
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Click the triangle next to the layer styles icon
to expand the list of layer effects
applied to that layer.
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Click the inverted triangle
to collapse the layer effects.
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To expand or collapse all of the layer styles applied within a layer set, hold Alt
(Windows) or Option (Mac OS) and click the triangle or inverted triangle for the set. The
layer styles applied to all layers within the layer set expand or collapse correspondingly.
Editing styles
You edit a layer’s style by adjusting its effect settings. In Photoshop, effect settings appear
in the Layer Style dialog box. In ImageReady, effect settings appear in the context-
sensitive Layer Options/Style palette—the name of the palette changes depending on
the effect you select.
Note:
ImageReady provides a subset of the effect settings provided by Photoshop.
Photoshop Layer Style dialog box. Click a check box to apply the default settings without
displaying the effect’s options.
Click an effect name to display the effect’s options.
