Styling
The Inspector is where you can edit and change the style properties for your selected layer.
Here you’ll find a range of options and tools that’ll allow you to change the color of a layer, apply effects such as shadows, and a host of tricks and tips.
Organize Properties
You can rearrange the order in which multiple Fills, Borders, and Shadows will appear. To do so, click-and-drag in the empty space between the style’s controls, and move it above, or below another style.
You can even quickly remove unwanted styles this way by dragging it outside the Inspector.
Removing Unused Styles
An effective way to try to experiment with a new style is to have a number of Fills, Borders, or Shadows, and selectively adjusting their visibility.
You can hide each attribute by deselecting the visibility checkbox on its left. When one or more Fills, Borders, or Shadows are deselected, you can remove them by clicking on the delete button 
that appears on the section title.
In addition, you can Control-click a style attribute and choose “Remove” from the shortcut menu.
Copying and Pasting Styles
You may want to quickly apply a style from one layer to another, without creating a new Shared Style. With a layer selected, choose Edit › Copy › Copy Style from the menu (or press Option-Command-C) to copy, and to paste onto another layer, choose Edit › Paste › Paste Style (or press Option-Command-V).
Quickly Adjusting a Layer’s Opacity
Whenever you have a layer selected you can press the 1-9 keys on the keyboard to adjust the opacity of the layer quickly. For example, pressing 9 and 6 in quick succession will set the opacity to 96%, whilst if you pressed 9—then—6 with a short delay, the opacity would change from 90% to 60%.
Using the Touch Bar
The MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar gives you an overview of your selected layer’s style. Fills and Borders appear where they can be tapped to reveal their color popover.
Here you can quickly scroll and select one of your presets, open the color picker, or choose a new color for your style, straight from the Touch Bar!
