We recently talked about how aligning images can be tricky, but a Shift key shortcut makes it easier.
Sometimes you’ll align your images just right only to decide that, actually, you’d prefer a different image there after all.
We’ve made it easy to swap the images out. You can replace an image by dragging a new image over the top of the existing one (even if the aperture is locked).
Now that’s pretty handy, but what if you don’t want to replace an image? Instead you want to drop an image on top of a background image
Again, easy. Hold the Shift key while you drop the image on the page and it won’t replace the background image, it’ll just drop nicely on top of it.
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