You can drag these rows of settings up and down to adjust the position of their instances on the canvas. Just click the + icon to add another row of settings. Also, a layer can have several borders or shadows. For instance, you can apply an image fill to a layer and a semi-transparent solid fill on top of it. Use these controls to define the required styling parameters (see the demo below).Įach layer can have multiple styling options of the same type (except for blurs).Click + next to the respective styling section in the Inspector.To apply a fill, border or any other styling to a layer: Adding, deleting, and managing styling options But first of all let us review some common things. The details about using each of the options you will find in the sections below. Combined with the common styling options (or without them) they make up text styles. In addition to the above, text layers feature typography settings, such as font, font size, line spacing, etc. However, the only option applicable to group layers and components is the outer shadow. You can apply styling options to all types of layers, except for technical ones (such as artboards, hotspots and slices). You can save layer styles for further use (read here for details).
A combination of styling options applied to a layer is called a layer style. They appear in the Inspector when you select layer. Fills (solid, gradient and image fills).Styling options that you can apply to layers in Lunacy include: Learn about tools that will help you create your unique style Introduction
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