How to Move Back a Layer in InDesign
InDesign's layers functionality enables the graphic designer to create stacks of elements on a page, book, magazine or other document. This is a convenient way to change certain elements in the file independently of one another. Complex designs can be edited more efficiently; special effects can be added to one layer, while another layer can be rearranged without disturbing other layers in the document. Moving a layer to the back of a stack allows access to other layers that were behind it.
Other People Are Reading
Instructions
-
-
1
Open the InDesign document that contains the layers you want to rearrange. Open the Layers palette from the "Windows" menu if it is not already loaded on your desktop.
-
2
Click the layer you want to move back in the Layers palette.
-
-
3
Drag the layer below other layers in the list. As you drag, the pointer turns into a hand icon. Stop at the point in the list where you want the layer to be positioned.
-
1
