You can rearrange the views in a perspective using two methods:
Moving a view to a new docking location in the perspective.
Floating a view outside of the perspective.
To move a view:
Click in the title bar of the view that you want to move.
Hold down the left mouse button and drag the view to the new area.
As you move the view, the drop cursor icon changes appearance to help you determine where the view can be docked.
Drop cursors
Drop cursor | Cursor name | Description | |
---|---|---|---|
| Dock Above | Dock above the view that is under the cursor. | |
| Dock Below | Dock below the view that is under the cursor. | |
| Dock to the Right | Dock to the right of the view under the cursor. | |
| Dock to the Left | Dock to the left of the view under the cursor. | |
| Stack | The view appears as a tab in the view under the cursor. | |
| Restricted | The view cannot be docked. For example, a view cannot be docked in an editor. |
When the view is in position, release the left mouse button to drop the view onto the new location.
When you close the application, the new configuration is saved.
To float a view:
Click in the title bar of the view that you want to float.
Hold down the left mouse button and drag the view to an area on your desktop outside the perspective.
When the view is in position, release the left mouse button to drop the view onto the new location.
When you close the application, the new configuration is saved.
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