: Photoshop slicing (CS5) I've created a bunch of layer slices. However I need a way of hiding the background layers to make the images based on the layers have a transparent background when

I've created a bunch of layer slices. However I need a way of hiding the background layers to make the images based on the layers have a transparent background when saved.

As i'm doing it now, I need to hide the background layers every time before selecting save for web. Is there an easier way?

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@Turnbaugh909

Another way of doing it that requires a bit more setup is to use layer comps along the way so that each slice (or group of slices for a single layout component) has its own comp with all BG and/or FG layers hidden.

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@Berumen635

Yes there is much easier way...

Alt+click the layer's eye that you want active(which you want to slice) by this all the other layer will be hidden for once .

Repeating the same Alt+click will show the whole layers again.

hope this will help..

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