A red X next to the name of a layer or folder in the Timeline indicates that a layer or folder is hidden. In the Publish Settings, you can choose whether hidden layers are included when you publish a SWF file.
To distinguish which layer an object belongs to, display all objects on a layer as colored outlines.
Show or hide a layer or folder
Do one of the following:To hide a layer or folder, click in the Eye column to the right of the layer or folder name in the Timeline. To show the layer or folder, click in it again.
To hide all the layers and folders in the Timeline, click the Eye icon. To show all layers and folders, click it again.
To show or hide multiple layers or folders, drag through the Eye column.
To hide all layers and folders other than the current layer or folder, Alt‑click (Windows) or Option-click (Macintosh) in the Eye column to the right of a layer or folder name. To show all layers and folders, Alt‑click or Option-click it again.
View the contents of a layer as outlines
Do
one of the following:To display all objects on that layer as outlines, click in the Outline column to the right of the layer’s name. To turn off outline display, click in it again.
To display objects on all layers as outlines, click the outline icon. To turn off outline display on all layers, click it again.
To display objects on all layers other than the current layer as outlines, Alt‑click (Windows) or Option-click (Macintosh) in the Outline column to the right of a layer’s name. To turn off the outline display for all layers, Alt‑click or Option-click in it again.
Change a layer’s outline colorDouble-click the layer’s icon (the icon to the left of the layer name) in the Timeline.
Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) the layer name and select Properties from the context menu.
Select the layer in the Timeline and select Modify > Timeline > Layer Properties.
Change layer height in the TimelineDouble-click the layer’s icon (the icon to the left of the layer name) in the Timeline.
Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) the layer name and select Properties from the context menu.
Select the layer in the Timeline and select Modify > Timeline > Layer Properties.
Change the number of layers displayed in the Timeline
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