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That is the best way to create roll-overs. If you don't render the text, you can just duplicate the layer and change the color in the TEXT dialogue box. You can get there bt double clicking on the &quot;T&quot; in the layer pallete.
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That is the best way to create roll-overs. If you don't render the text, you can just duplicate the layer and change the color in the TEXT dialogue box. You can get there bt double clicking on the "T" in the layer pallete.

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Sorry it took so long to get back. &nbsp;The preserve transparency thing really works well! Thanks!
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Sorry it took so long to get back.  The preserve transparency thing really works well! Thanks!

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What is the best way to create text that changes colors when you rollover them?<br />
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I was creating a layer, then duplicating the layer. &nbsp;This works great but I haven't found an easy way to change the color of the layer.<br />
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Is this the best way? &nbsp;How do I change layer colors?
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What is the best way to create text that changes colors when you rollover them?

I was creating a layer, then duplicating the layer.  This works great but I haven't found an easy way to change the color of the layer.

Is this the best way?  How do I change layer colors?

Rollover images and layer colors?

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