Toggle visibility of your layer(s) until you find the correct one. To unlock all locked content on a page, choose Object > Unlock. There are couple ways to figure out layer it might be. The only fault I see with Publisher is that the "Edit Detached" command does not seem to be available in the Preferences for Hot Keys. To unlock an individual object, click the lock icon on the bounding box of the selected object. If you turn a black box on the master page to red on a standard page, it retains that red, even if you move the box again on the master page.the red box on the standard page moves too. This will set either the fill or stroke to None, depending on which you have active at the time. Simply select the object in question and hit the Slash key ( / ). Publisher appears smart enough to understand what you have changed from the master page. Show/Hide all panels except the Toolbox and Control panel (docked or not) Ctrl+Alt+Tab. If you have an InDesign object such as a text box, or an image frame in your document and you wish to remove any stroke and fill it currently has, you can do it with a quick keystroke. If you drop the guide onto the pasteboard, it spans the pasteboard and spread it will act as a page guide if you later drag it onto a page. Additionally, you can also look on the layers panel, find the text box with a padlock icon next to it and unlock it from there. Do one of the following: To create a page guide, position the pointer inside a horizontal or vertical ruler and then drag to the desired location on the target spread. As I look at 1.7.0.283, the master page editing features go beyond ID's capabilities. Yes, click the padlock icon, or hit CTRL + ALT + U which is a shortcut to unlock everything on the current page or spread. The matter may have changed in the Publisher betas since this topic started (or maybe I did not realize it at the time). However, we may be dealing with something much better than InDesign CS5.5 (my point of reference). For example, rename the first layer ‘texture’, and then, do it to other layers with the designated parts of your layout design work.
Future changes made to a master page will not apply to the standard page that has everything unlocked. Double-click Layer 1, and rename it to a specific part of your design you want to work with. Build your grid, then import an image to a layout with pre-determined content boxes. In the InDesign method, there is something bad if you unlock everything: you no longer have the benefit of a master page.
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