When creating a lower-third title, how do you change the positioning of a selected rectangle shape to appear behind your title text?

When creating a lower-third title, how do you change the positioning of a selected rectangle shape to appear behind your title text?

• A. Bring Forward
• B. Bring to Front
• C. Right-click and select Arrange > Send Backward
• D. Align Left

Answer: (C)

Layer order in a lower-third title determines which element sits in front of the other. To position the selected rectangle behind the title text, you move it backward in that stacking order. Using the right-click menu to Arrange and choose Send Backward shifts the shape one level toward the back, placing it behind the text. If there are multiple items between the shape and the text, you can repeat the action or use a command like Send to Back to move it behind all others. The other options would bring the shape forward or align it, which does not achieve the goal of placing the shape behind the text.

Layer order in a lower-third title determines which element sits in front of the other. To position the selected rectangle behind the title text, you move it backward in that stacking order. Using the right-click menu to Arrange and choose Send Backward shifts the shape one level toward the back, placing it behind the text. If there are multiple items between the shape and the text, you can repeat the action or use a command like Send to Back to move it behind all others. The other options would bring the shape forward or align it, which does not achieve the goal of placing the shape behind the text.