LANGUAGETEACH Technologies

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3.2. Layer

Simple example  Here is an example of a Layer.         Complex  example   
                     
      Click on them!
 

OK. What do you expect to see here, ah?!    

I'm tired of it!!!

       
      Point on them!

Layer  can be added directly as described in the section "Create Layer  Object" or indirectly as part of a more complex operation with pictures and media objects.  

Save Layer content in buffer:

Create the content of the Layer: type text, insert pictures, media, etc.   Type the text anywhere in the LTeditor. Highlight the text. Execute either bar-Menu command: Menu -> Text-Object -> Save_Layer or context-Menu  command --SAVE_AS-- Layer   The text will disappear from the page.
bar-menu	context-menu

Create Layer Object:

1. Highlight the word or the phrase. 2. Execute command: bar-menu command Menu -> Text_Object -> Add_Layer or context-menu command --ADD-- Layer) The word or the phrase mentioned in the step #1 becomes underlined. You can apply any other decoration like color or size to the word or phrase.
bar-menu	context-menu

Manipulating Layer Object

To manipulate any object you should open the monitor window. Warning: all manipulations replace the existing Editor's text with the updated one. Be sure to save your existing text before any manipulation.

Move: 1.  All coordinates are relative to the cursor (not to the current layer position ) 2.  The Tool counts the empty window as "zero". 3.  To move down and/or left use negative numbers.

Delete: 1.   Set the pointer on the Layer Object and left click to activate the object. 2.   Right click to open the context menu. 3.   Execute "Delete Object" command.

Advanced technique   Move Layer manually

•  Type the parameters carefully. •  Check commas after each parameter. •  Any skipped or irrelevant sign will corrupt the whole object!