Hairpulling photoshop noob problem...

WackAMole

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Ok, so i finished editing my manuscript and it's all ready to go.

Problem is, im anal and i want to do my own cover. So I've designed this great cover but the problem is...

The book title. I am using drop shadow effects and gradient bevel/emboss effects in the text, but when i try to place the text over the background layer...its f*ing up my text. it screws with the color of the drop shadow effect so that the shadow under the first word of the title appears to be a different color even though i am using the SAME freaking color. I have googled and checked every turorial and video i can find and i am ready to scream...

Is there some clever person here who can tell me what I am doing wrong? The title is the last dang part of this cover and its seriously making me want to rip my hair out.
 

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My daughters sixteen year old friend helped me fix it :/ geez

also, im sorry if i posted this in the wrong spot. I wasnt quite sure where to post this kind of stuff.
 

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Oh you posted it the right spot. Glad you got it fixed though!

Me too. I was real close to punching my computer

And isn't it just typical that it turns out to be some simple little button i didn't click correctly :/ Four hours i tormented trying to figure out how to fix this problem and some sixteen year old tells me how to fix it less than 5 minutes
 

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As far as I can tell 99% of photoshop is clicking a little button that you can't find or have set wrong.

I think that's backwards; I think 99% of Photoshop is hair-pulling, and 1% is finding the check box that in a tertiary sub menu, on a hidden sub-tab.