Layer organization🔗
For Marigold projects with many raster layers, folders offer a way to organize layers in a natural way.
Create a new folder and add existing layers🔗
To create a folder in the project, select Add new folder from the Raster menu.
Give the folder a name and select the layers to add. Click Apply to add the
folder to the project with the selected layers.
Tip
Layers without a folder will always appear "above" layers in folders.
Add single layer to folder🔗
The Folder management option of a layer is useful for adding or removing a
single layer from a folder.
Select an existing folder from the dropdown to add a layer to that folder.
Type the name of a new folder to create it and add this layer.
Or leave both fields blank to remove the layer from its current folder.
Folder configuration🔗
Configuring folders is similar to configuring individual layers.
Expand and collapse layers🔗
Use the plus/minus icon to show or hide the layers in the folder.
Folder visibility🔗
Use the eye icon to toggle visibility of the layers in the folder on and off. When turning visibility off, the layers in the folder that are currently visible will turn off.
Tip
The visibility icon of the visible layers won't change when you turn off folder visibility, so you can easily identify which layers will be visible.
Move layers🔗
Use the up and down arrows to rearrange the folder order, thus rearranging all of the layers inside the folders.
Rename folder🔗
Give the folder a new name.
Add new layers🔗
Add layers to this folder by checking the layers you want to add.
Tip
Unchecking layers currently in the folder will remove them.
Remove all layers🔗
Remove all of the layers in this folder from the Marigold project.
Warning
Layers that have been removed from the project will need to be added or created again!
Remove folder🔗
Remove the folder itself, keeping all of the layers in the project.