Adobe illustrator 10 Manuale Utente

The stacking order of artwork on the artboard corresponds to the hierarchy of items in the 
Layers palette. Artwork in the top layer in the Layers palette is at the front of the stacking 
order, while artwork in the bottom layer in the Layers palette is at the back of the stacking 
order. (See 

.)

Within a layer, objects are also arranged hierarchically. If you choose Object > Arrange > 
Bring to Front, the object will move to the top position within the layer; if you choose 
Object > Arrange > Send Backward, the object will move one position down within the 
layer.

Drag one or more items to a new position in the layer hierarchy:

To added the dragged items between two items, release the mouse button when you 

see a black bar with small triangles in the desired position.

To add the dragged items to a layer, group, or sublayer, release the mouse button when 

you see large black triangles at the left and right edges of the desired position.

Do one of the following:

Click the right edge of an item in the Layers palette (between the target button and the 

scroll bar), and drag the item’s layer color square to the desired layer.

To move all items in a layer to a different layer, drag the layer color square for the source 

layer.

1 Select the items whose order you want to reverse. The items must be at the same level 
in the layer hierarchy. For example, you can select two top-level layers, but you cannot 
select two paths that are in different layers.

2 Choose Reverse Order from the Layers palette menu.

1 Select the artwork you want to move. (See 

.)

2 Click the name of a layer in the Layers palette. 

3 Choose Object > Arrange > Send to Current Layer.

You can also use the Cut and Paste commands to move artwork between layers. (See