Title Legacy: Copy+Paste changes effect every single Pasted Layer

[Starskii]

Using: Premiere Pro 2019

Summary:
I'm creating introductory text for every topic/chapter in my video, and to speed up the process, I will start by creating the 1st text layer via Title Legacy and when I'm done editing the text effect in the layer, I will copy+paste it into the next topic/chapter and then all I need to do is change the text, then repeat process until finished.

I realized after that when I change the text in the (copy+paste) layers, it is somehow linked to every single text layer prior and changes the text for those layers as well (even when I am only selecting the 1 selected layer)

So, as a work around I was going to swap out Title Legacy for New Text Layer (NTL) as the NTL does not link to previous copy+paste layers. However, the NTL does not have 'Underline' setting inside Essential Graphics window, only the Title Legacy does. 

I could simply create a new Title Legacy for every single text but that would require me to redo every single text setting and re-align it as well.. so it'd be a lot of wasted time.
I'm hoping theres a fix where you can copy+paste the Title Legacy layer but have it un-linked like the New Text Layer natural is.

[Ann Bens]

No Underline in 2019 but might still want to get used to EGP.

You can fake it with drawing a line.

[Ann Bens · Accepted solution]

If you alt drag in the timeline you get an unique copy.

[Starskii]

Yeah I wouldn't want to fake the underline as I'm doing a text reveal with mask effect so that would just add double to work. Not ideal lol but the ALT+drag worked!!! I did not know alt+drag was different from copy+paste. THANK YOU!!

[Todd28395784vyo8]

Can you explain this?  I just tried alt-drag and it moved the item, but when I altered the text after that, it still changed the text on EVERY ONE of the items like it on my timeline.  

How can I simply do "normal" copy/paste to create new instances of a title that are not linked to other ones?

Here is the kind of thing I'm talking about.  The circled items are each titles.  I created the first one by dragging from the "add titles" pane, then created the others by copying and pasting that first one and modifying the text.