Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 v.14.xx - Manual (Page 285)

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Choose Window > Styles.
Apply a preset style to a layer
Normally, applying a preset style replaces the current layer style. However, you can add the attributes of a second style to those of the current
style.
Do one of the following:
Click a style in the Styles panel to apply it to the currently selected layers.
Drag a style from the Styles panel onto a layer in the Layers panel.
Drag a style from the Styles panel to the document window, and release the mouse button when the pointer is over the layer content to
which you want to apply the style.
Note: Hold down Shift as you click or drag to add (rather than replace) the style to any existing effects on the destination layer.
Choose Layer > Layer Style > Blending Options, and click the word Styles in the Layer Style dialog box (top item in the list on the left
side of the dialog box). Click the style you want to apply, and click OK.
When using a Shape tool or Pen tool in shape layers mode, select a style from the pop-up panel in the options bar before drawing the
shape.
Apply a style from another layer
In the Layers panel, Alt-drag (Windows) or Option-drag (Mac OS) the style from a layer’s effect list to copy it to another layer.
In the Layers panel, click-drag the style from a layer’s effect list to move it to another layer.
Change how preset styles are displayed
1. Click the triangle in the Styles panel, Layer Style dialog box, or Layer Style pop-up panel in the options bar.
2. Choose a display option from the panel menu:
Text Only to view the layer styles as a list.
Small Thumbnail or Large Thumbnail to view the layer styles as thumbnails.
Small List or Large List to view the layer styles as a list, with a thumbnail of the selected layer style displayed.
Layer Style dialog box overview
You can edit styles applied to a layer or create new styles using the Layer Style dialog box.
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