In arranging a shape behind the title text of a lower-third, which command moves the shape backward in the layer stack?

In arranging a shape behind the title text of a lower-third, which command moves the shape backward in the layer stack?

• A. Move to Back of Layer
• B. Send To Back
• C. Right-click and select Arrange > Send Backward
• D. Group with the title

Answer: (C)

Layer order in graphics determines what sits in front of what when elements overlap. To place the shape behind the title without moving it behind every other item, you adjust its position in the stack by moving it one step backward. The command that does exactly that is Send Backward, accessible by right-clicking the shape and choosing Arrange > Send Backward. This moves the shape behind the item directly above it in the stack—usually the title text in a lower-third—without changing the overall order of the other layers. Moving to the back of the layer or sending it all the way back would put the shape behind all elements, which isn’t what you want here, and grouping with the title wouldn’t change their z-order at all.

Layer order in graphics determines what sits in front of what when elements overlap. To place the shape behind the title without moving it behind every other item, you adjust its position in the stack by moving it one step backward. The command that does exactly that is Send Backward, accessible by right-clicking the shape and choosing Arrange > Send Backward. This moves the shape behind the item directly above it in the stack—usually the title text in a lower-third—without changing the overall order of the other layers. Moving to the back of the layer or sending it all the way back would put the shape behind all elements, which isn’t what you want here, and grouping with the title wouldn’t change their z-order at all.