Sometimes I am hesitant to use “select matching layers” in fear of affecting more matching layers than I intend to.
While the scope control options that another user suggested would be great, a simple feedback message along the lines of “(X) matching layers were selected” would also solve this specific issue most of the time.
This would give me a rough idea in most cases whether I’ve selected more than what I want to edit or not, such as layers that are out of frame.
Thanks.
Hi there - thanks for sharing your interesting idea! We’ll pass this onto the team for future consideration.
Hi there - thanks for sharing your interesting idea! We’ll pass this onto the team for future consideration.
I just wanted to post exactly same idea! It would be great, because on pages with a lot of similar elements and potentially previous iterations of the design, I always have to check, if I haven’t selected some other unwanted elements.
Hi there - thanks for sharing your interesting idea! We’ll pass this onto the team for future consideration.
I just wanted to post exactly same idea! It would be great, because on pages with a lot of similar elements and potentially previous iterations of the design, I always have to check, if I haven’t selected some other unwanted elements.
For instance in form of 3 seconds toast message, like the opacity one
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