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k2aven
24/Male/Hungary
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March 19, 1989
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In the layer window, right click on the layer called Background -> Blending Options... In the blending options window select Gradient Overlay on the left side. Then on the right side you should see a gradient (a light blue - blue one on the master PSD file), click on it (important: not on the arrow, click on the gradient itself). There doubleclick on the 2 bottom endpoints of the gradient (the 2 little squares with the same blue colours - NOT the black squares on top), select 2 colours, and you're done.
Thanks, it worked perfectly, except my font is still the same shade as the color (for example, it's red) and I'm trying this "hit delete" step everywhere and nothings working.
It's written down in the readme file. The delete thing doesn't work, because you didn't select the text, I think. You can do that by Ctrl + clicking on the text layer (hold down Ctrl and click on the text layer's T icon), then select the Background layer, and press delete.
Wait, do I have to double click the text, go to "Color Overlay" and set the color to black?
Right now, I have for my text, Inner Shadow on, as well as Bevel & Emboss.
It looks good, except the main part of the text is still red.
When I select Color Overlay, I can set the text color to pure black, except I don't know if that's the color you used for yours, or if you used a specific hex color code.