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strange drop down on text

Community Beginner ,
Jul 15, 2021 Jul 15, 2021

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Hello

 

This is text dropdown thing new and its driving me crazy.

Not even sure what its for, but I would like to turn it off.

Please tell me how.

 

Thank you

Melissa

 

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Community Expert , Jul 15, 2021 Jul 15, 2021

You have the word selected. If you right click on it, there's a menu item, "Show alternates for selection", which does just that. It brings up that box with the alternate fonts.Some Fonts come with alternates, others don't.

 

Here I had to choose that menu item.

If you did not pick that, I'm wondering if there is an auto turn on for it.

 

Under Photoshop Preferences > Type, there is "Enable Type Layer Glyph Alternates" checked on. Maybe you can try unchecking it and restarting Photoshop.

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LEGEND ,
Jul 15, 2021 Jul 15, 2021

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What on earth are you asking? Your screenshot doesn't show a dropdown.

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Community Beginner ,
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OMG! I totally attached the wrong thing 

sorry

Heres the correct attachment.

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Community Expert ,
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Go to  Preferences > Type    then uncheck "Enable Type layer glyph alternatives"

 

Dave

 

Edit - Sorry @gener7  I've just seen you have replied correctly with that preference while I was reading.

 

 

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It's ok, Dave. I don't mind. Sometimes you include a step or term I overlooked.

 

Gene.

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You have the word selected. If you right click on it, there's a menu item, "Show alternates for selection", which does just that. It brings up that box with the alternate fonts.Some Fonts come with alternates, others don't.

 

Here I had to choose that menu item.

If you did not pick that, I'm wondering if there is an auto turn on for it.

 

Under Photoshop Preferences > Type, there is "Enable Type Layer Glyph Alternates" checked on. Maybe you can try unchecking it and restarting Photoshop.

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thank you so much

It was showing up everytime I typed, I didnt have to right-click.

It must've auto turned that on when I did an update.

So much much better now!

 

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I'm glad that worked, and while I was on the page, I unchecked "Placeholder text" as well. That's the "Lorem Ipsum" text that fills in when you activate the Type Tool.

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