Moving layers
You can move layers in the Design view in much the same way that you move objects
in most basic graphics applications.
If the Prevent Overlaps option is on, you will not be able to move a layer so that it overlaps another layer. See Preventing layer overlaps.
To move one or more selected layers, do one of the following:
To move by dragging, drag the selection handle of the last selected layer (highlighted
in black).
To move one pixel at a time, use the arrow keys. Hold down Shift while pressing
an arrow key to move the layer by the current grid snapping increment. For information
about setting the grid snapping increment, see Snapping layers to the grid
Aligning layers
Use the layer alignment commands to align one or more layers with a border of
the last layer selected.
When you align layers, child layers that aren’t selected may move because their parent layer is selected and moved. To prevent this, don’t use nested layers.
To align two or more layers:
Select the layers.
Choose Modify > Align, then select an alignment option.
For example, if you select Top, all of the layers move so that their top borders
are in the same vertical position as the top border of the last selected layer
(highlighted in black).
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