Unfloat a panel
Maybe I have just forgotten, but how do you "unfloat" (i.e. redock) a panel that you have floated?
Fred Greco
Senior Pastor, Christ Church PCA, Katy, TX
Windows 10 64-bit; Logos 7.1 SR-2 (Reformed Platinum)
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Fred,
You drag the tab back into the main program window.
It really does need a right-click option when it is floated...0 -
That does not work for me. Once I click "Float this panel" I can't get it to redock. I'm dragging it all over the screen, everywhere in the main program, and it will not dock.
Fred Greco
Senior Pastor, Christ Church PCA, Katy, TX
Windows 10 64-bit; Logos 7.1 SR-2 (Reformed Platinum)0 -
Fred,
are you dragging the actual TAB, not the window?
The tab should show up as a floating tab when dragged over the main program window:
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Thanks, Damian! That is definitely NOT intuitive. Right click would be the way to go.
Fred Greco
Senior Pastor, Christ Church PCA, Katy, TX
Windows 10 64-bit; Logos 7.1 SR-2 (Reformed Platinum)0 -
Firefox does it the same way... so, I don't think L4 is far off.
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Fred Greco said:
That is definitely NOT intuitive. Right click would be the way to go.
The problem is, where would we put it? If you float something, then rearrange / close / open all the tiles in your main window, then right-click in the floating one to "redock" it in the main window, which tile do we put it in? I suppose we could "guess", using the same logic we use when you open a new window, but we thought you'd want to be specific...
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Bob Pritchett said:
I suppose we could "guess", using the same logic we use when you open a new window, but we thought you'd want to be specific...
This would be a good option.... If we want to be more specific we can shift it ourselves.
On slower systems, the right-click options (such as the new one with the My Library tab) speed things up considerably
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Bob Pritchett said:Fred Greco said:
That is definitely NOT intuitive. Right click would be the way to go.
The problem is, where would we put it? If you float something, then rearrange / close / open all the tiles in your main window, then right-click in the floating one to "redock" it in the main window, which tile do we put it in? I suppose we could "guess", using the same logic we use when you open a new window, but we thought you'd want to be specific...
Bob,
Couldn't you have it "redock" in the window it was floated from?
Fred Greco
Senior Pastor, Christ Church PCA, Katy, TX
Windows 10 64-bit; Logos 7.1 SR-2 (Reformed Platinum)0
