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Toolbars and some windows, such as the Navigator and the Styles and Formatting window, are dockable. You can move, re-size or dock them to an edge. | Toolbars and some windows, such as the Navigator and the Styles and Formatting window, are dockable. You can move, re-size or dock them to an edge. | ||
To dock a window or toolbar, do one of the following: | To dock a window or toolbar, do one of the following: | ||
| − | * Click on the title bar of the floating window and drag it to the side until you see the outline of a box appear in the main window | + | * Click on the title bar of the floating window and drag it to the side until you see the outline of a box appear in the main window, then release the window. This method depends on your system's window manager settings, so it may not work for you. |
* Hold down the ''Control'' key and double-click on a vacant part of the floating window to dock it in its last position. If that does not work, try double-clicking without using the ''Control'' key. | * Hold down the ''Control'' key and double-click on a vacant part of the floating window to dock it in its last position. If that does not work, try double-clicking without using the ''Control'' key. | ||
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To undock a window, hold down the ''Control'' key and double-click on a vacant part of the docked window. | To undock a window, hold down the ''Control'' key and double-click on a vacant part of the docked window. | ||
| − | + | {{Note|The Styles and Formatting window can also be docked or undocked by using ''Control+double-click'' on the gray area next to the icons at the top of the window.}} | |
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Latest revision as of 07:29, 2 July 2018
- Menus
- Toolbars
- Using dockable/floating windows and toolbars
- Using the Navigator
Toolbars and some windows, such as the Navigator and the Styles and Formatting window, are dockable. You can move, re-size or dock them to an edge.
To dock a window or toolbar, do one of the following:
- Click on the title bar of the floating window and drag it to the side until you see the outline of a box appear in the main window, then release the window. This method depends on your system's window manager settings, so it may not work for you.
- Hold down the Control key and double-click on a vacant part of the floating window to dock it in its last position. If that does not work, try double-clicking without using the Control key.
Docking a window.
To undock a window, hold down the Control key and double-click on a vacant part of the docked window.
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The Styles and Formatting window can also be docked or undocked by using Control+double-click on the gray area next to the icons at the top of the window. |
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