What does the Add layer from page option do?

What does the Add layer from page option do?

• A. It adds a content layer from the current page for inclusion and comparison
• B. It exports layer data to a separate file
• C. It hides all layers except the active one
• D. It merges all layers into one

Answer: (A)

Creating a separate, reusable layer from what’s already on the current page lets you manage that content independently across the document. The option pulls the existing content that sits on the page and turns it into its own layer in the Layers panel, so you can show, hide, or compare it on other pages without rewriting or duplicating the markup. This is different from exporting data, hiding all layers, or merging layers; it simply creates a new layer from the page’s content for inclusion and cross-page comparison.

Creating a separate, reusable layer from what’s already on the current page lets you manage that content independently across the document. The option pulls the existing content that sits on the page and turns it into its own layer in the Layers panel, so you can show, hide, or compare it on other pages without rewriting or duplicating the markup. This is different from exporting data, hiding all layers, or merging layers; it simply creates a new layer from the page’s content for inclusion and cross-page comparison.