Resizing groups in a layout

Ken Shawver
Ken Shawver Member Posts: 515 ✭✭
edited November 21 in English Forum

First I'll say that I like the new layout process more then the Workspaces, but I have a question about customizing a layout. What my problem is if I want to customize beyond the format types listed in the Layout view can this be done? If not LOGOS should allow for this customization. I know I can resize a group by clicking on the top of the group and can raise and lower the group. But I can't seem to adjust it from the bottom of the group. I'm not on my system for checking the width adjustment, I'll follow-up on that tonight.

Ideally I would like to be able to adjust qa particular tabbed group to any size and position I want. So scalability is important and the ability to shift groups and then lock them in their new placement.

If I am missing something please let me know.

In Christ,

Ken

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  • Mark Smith
    Mark Smith Member, MVP Posts: 11,790 ✭✭✭

    The process is different. You cannot drag panes from the bottom.

    To create what you want, try opening a new resource then dragging it to some other places on the screen. You should see blue shaded rectangles appear (don't drag too quickly). Each rectangle is a place you can 'dock' that pane and the size of the rectangle is the size that the pane will assume when you release the mouse. There are quite a few places you can dock a pane and quite a few sizes. Experiment around and then name the layout you like so you don't have to do it all over again.

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  • Robert Pavich
    Robert Pavich Member Posts: 5,685 ✭✭✭
    https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/12198#Comment_12198

    Ken,

    it's VERY dependant on how many windows you have open; if you only have two windows open...you won't be able to make them both 1/8 size with nothing else on the screen.

    If you have two windows open you only have as a choice:

     

    1.) One on each side, separate by a vertical line (the split is infinitely slidable width-wise.)

    2.) One on top and one on bottom; same deal as above on the split line.

     

    If you have 3 windows open; you get other options; and with 4 windows open you get more....

     

    you just have to experiment with dragging them around by the upper pane area...as Mark said...they turn blue and they give you a sort of preview of what you're going to get before you let go.

    Robert Pavich

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