"L"ayer bleed

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[walt.farrell]

2 hours ago, haakoo said:

Shouldn't the Layer(with capital L) flow into the bleed area?
This way one can put adjustments on masterpages and have it reflect on the regular pages.

That seems like it may be related to one of these other reports:

 

 

[walt.farrell]

Also, I don't understand why the Layer is needed in your example file.

Without it, the Recolor Adjustment does not apply at all, but why not?

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[walt.farrell]

9 minutes ago, haakoo said:

the Layer contains the adjustment and now one can put it on a masterpage to recolor everything underneath the mp layer on a regular page with edit linked.

Yes, but you can simply have the adjustment on the Master Page without having a Layer. And the adjustment is still then in the Master layer on the document page.

But it doesn't work at all in that case. Why not?

[MEB]

I'm checking this with the dev team.

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[MEB]

A layer is just a container, not an object. It has no dimensions set.

[carl123]

44 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

But it doesn't work at all in that case. Why not?

It works on other objects on the master page when you remove it from the Layer

[walt.farrell]

4 minutes ago, carl123 said:

It works on other objects on the master page when you remove it from the Layer

Good point. Sorry for my imprecision.

I meant, in the context of @haakoo's question (and sample file) that once outside the Layer, the adjustment has no effect on objects on the document page. (Note that in the sample document, the master page layer was moved above objects on the document page, and the adjustment does affect objects on the document page when it is within a master page Layer.)

[MEB]

There's a few issues here which i'm now logging. For example in the same circumstances a Noise filter does affect the document area (when placed inside a Layer) whereas a ripple filter does nothing no matter if placed inside or outside the layer in the master page.

[walt.farrell]

On 4/2/2020 at 10:38 AM, MEB said:

There's a few issues here which i'm now logging. For example in the same circumstances a Noise filter does affect the document area plus the bleed area (when placed inside a Layer) whereas a ripple filter does nothing no matter if placed inside or outside the layer in the master page.

An additional aspect of this that the Devs might be interested in: If you have a master page containing only an adjustment layer, it has no effect on the document page it's applied to. (I'm not talking about the bleed area, just no affect on objects on the page, at all). However, if you make the adjustment layer into a group (even one just containing the adjustment) it will affect the objects on the page. This seems somewhat like what Haakoo did, putting it into a Layer.

[MEB]

Thanks walt. I've saw Christian's thread where this was discussed.