[Canvas size and Layer size]

I don't understand what you want. The canvas size is the size of the layers, so naturally if you change the canvas size, the layers will be cropped. I'm not sure what you expect to happen,

 

EDIT: I think I now realize what you want. You want the visible image size to change, but the layers to be unchanged, so you can still move them around within the image boundaries. Unfortunately, that's not the way it works, and I very much doubt it ever will be.

Seems like I'll have to work around it somehow. I'll probably create a box inside of an enlarged canvas so I can separate what's seen and what isn't seen. Thanks for the reply!

[Canvas size and Layer size]

Here's the image: http://puu.sh/mncbn/94fac7301e.jpg

 

Current canvas size: http://puu.sh/mncd2/d8976a70e6.png

 

Resized canvas size: http://puu.sh/mncf3/bafeb302e4.png

 

Here's what happens (after moving the image): http://puu.sh/mnchD/cacba25d56.jpg

 

The desired outcome (after moving the image): http://puu.sh/mncp2/38f16b1422.jpg

[Canvas size and Layer size]

Resize also adjusts the layer size, warping it.

[Canvas size and Layer size]

Whenever I change the canvas size of my image, my layer gets cropped and all I have left to work with is what's inside the new canvas size.

 

I've found a way around this where I just copy the original image, changed the canvas size, the pasted the image, but the problem comes when I have multiple layers to work with.

 

Is there any way to unlink canvas resizing and layer size?