image frame in layer

[larsh]

Hi, if using image frames then in the menue: layer the frame is shown following a little arrow. To see the name of the included image this arrow must clicked.

Is there a way to set this arrow always down to show the pics name? Or can the name shown in the blue field from the frame without to click? Would be easier to change a pic if one see which pic is looked for. Thx., lars 

[thomaso]

Yes, I also would appreciate to see the resource's name even in collapsed layer view rather than the default "(Picture Frame)".

I am not sure how this layer setting was done (I can't manage to reconstruct it) but it seems at least to show the image name in the top layer:

(p.s.: such a 'reverse' layer hierarchy – frame inside image – results in a disadvantage concerning text wrap as its thread points out:
https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/97591-text-wrap-not-working-in-complex-settings/&do=findComment&comment=521461

 

[larsh]

Hi, there is a little help. As you, Thomaso, want to show me long ago now I use an image frame in the master page now. Learning by doing. Then it is possible to activate on each page this frame AND to click: change image. So the image will be set into the frame exact. In former time I moved the image from the image site (getting with the tool: little image, in mac: Finder). The image was set into the margins then, BUT it must moved to to exact mass. The image name was seen all the time. 

Now I activate the frame (master) and get the image from the image site without setting the mass (it is done). The name is not seen. BUT cmd-click to the image/ frame changes the frame from the master site to the other frame (which is to manipulate with the blue points) AND opens the picture name. 

Better would be to see the name always. Reg. lars