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== Tear-off widgets and vertical title tabs when docking left/right == | == Tear-off widgets and vertical title tabs when docking left/right == | ||
Revision as of 11:50, 13 June 2006
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Multiple levels of docking and nesting
Tear-off widgets and vertical title tabs when docking left/right
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Only a editor's area, which means zones which are not editor type contents can’t drag into the main window area, and vice versa
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The tool bar is also dockable
* Multiple tool bars in a single row.
* Audo hide tool bar buttons when not enough space.
* When multiple tool bar in one row and not enough space, can resize tool bar zone manually.
* Tool bar can float. * When tool bar floating, user can drag border of tool bar and resize tool bar buttons to different rows.
* Customize supported.
* Double click on the header of a docking tool bar, it'll float to last floating position and last floating size. Or double click title bar of floating tool bar zone, it'll dock to last docked row and position.
Docking feedbacks
* There are two kinds of docking feedback currently available:
One used in WIndows:
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The other one used in Linux or on Windows when using remote desktop (terminal service):
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