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Hi,
Like many of us, I design webpage comps in Photoshop. A common operation when I’m creating a design mockup is to make a selection of text appear as a hyperlink. This means changing the text typically from black to blue with an underline. As I do this often I would like to set this as a style, or at least a recordable action. The idea is that I would select a word in a text layer, and then apply the style or run the action. Well neither works. What I discovered is that its impossible to set text underline as a "style" and I can’t record the action of making a text affect apply to selected text items. The action appears to only be able to be applied to an entire text layer. Anyone know of a work-around for this, short of what I am doing now – selecting individual words and manually applying these effects. Thanks.
–brian
Like many of us, I design webpage comps in Photoshop. A common operation when I’m creating a design mockup is to make a selection of text appear as a hyperlink. This means changing the text typically from black to blue with an underline. As I do this often I would like to set this as a style, or at least a recordable action. The idea is that I would select a word in a text layer, and then apply the style or run the action. Well neither works. What I discovered is that its impossible to set text underline as a "style" and I can’t record the action of making a text affect apply to selected text items. The action appears to only be able to be applied to an entire text layer. Anyone know of a work-around for this, short of what I am doing now – selecting individual words and manually applying these effects. Thanks.
–brian
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