Feature

One element, across every panel.

TL;DR. Toggle "Span over all panels" on any layer. It becomes one continuous element rendered across the carousel — drag it, resize it, rotate it, recolor it as a single object.

What the toggle does

By default, layers live inside one specific panel. Flip the spanning toggle in the properties pane and the layer moves to a "row layer" array in the editor state — its x-coordinate becomes global across the panels row instead of local to one panel. Each panel renders the slice that falls inside its bounds, so the layer reads as continuous from one panel to the next.

When to use it

Three common patterns:

A long horizontal headline that sits across the top of every panel, reading as one statement.
A single device shown extended across panels for a "wide product shot" look.
A decorative wave or gradient bar that runs unbroken from edge to edge.

Edit handles outside the panel

Spanning layers can extend beyond a single panel's borders. The selection outline + 8 resize handles + the rotate handle all stay visible and clickable in those overflow areas — they're rendered in an overlay above the panel clipping so they don't get cut off even when the layer extends far to the side.

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