Photoshop question #1234567
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21 Feb 2012, 22:51
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Hello Crossies!
This is work thingi and I came first time across this kinda of problem.
Client send me a psd layout of the webpage, but I notice that the file is over 50mb.
I open the file in Photoshop and notice that there are layers and folders called "home, about, example, etc" so basicly client put all pages on one psd file. How am I supposed to see other pages and not just the "home" page? I know I can hide other layers and folders, but some layers are named just "layer 45" and it is somehow confusing. Is there a better way to see other layout of other pages?
Thank you in advance.
This is work thingi and I came first time across this kinda of problem.
Client send me a psd layout of the webpage, but I notice that the file is over 50mb.
I open the file in Photoshop and notice that there are layers and folders called "home, about, example, etc" so basicly client put all pages on one psd file. How am I supposed to see other pages and not just the "home" page? I know I can hide other layers and folders, but some layers are named just "layer 45" and it is somehow confusing. Is there a better way to see other layout of other pages?
Thank you in advance.
Only thing you can do now is to click on the "hide" button to find out which layer belongs to which part on the file. Then rename it and change maybe the layercolor.
I havnt worked a lot with renaming etc, so i cant tell you if there is an other way to do it :(
the psd should display properly when you toggle on and off the different folders or the designer didn't do his job properly. The designer should try and give layer more descriptive names but there are many different ways to drill down to the correct layer, toggling on and off layer/folder ofc, clicking into text with the text tool, ctrl + right click with move tool on the canvas, ctrl + left click on layer tiles etc etc). you can also rename the layers yourself to make it less confusing and organise things into folders yourself just make sure you snc the changes with the designer or use a shared folder!