On the workspace, which you will see in the middle area, you will
assign the individual elements of your layout. To the left you will
find the Elements area, from which you can select elements and position them
on the workspace. On the Layout tab, you will find
all elements in the structure, in which you have ordered them in the
layout. If you click on an element here, it will be highlighted on the
workspace. In addition, its properties will be shown in the right-hand
area on the Element properties tab. Here the
individual style properties, such as height, width, background color,
or font size may be edited.
The size of the individual areas can be changed by dragging them with
the mouse. To do so, position the mouse on the border of an area until
the mouse cursor symbol is shown as a double arrow. If the space for
the display of elements is insufficient in an area, vertical and/or
horizontal scroll bars will be shown automatically.
If you have opened multiple layouts at the same time, you can switch
between layouts via the tab at the head of the workspace.
Each tab in the module can be closed via the symbol
next to the title. If you show a tab via the menu View,
and it is shown in its own window, you can also anchor it in one of the
areas to the left or the right of the workspace, by dragging its title
with the mouse to the desired position.
While the window is being moved, the area will be shaded in gray in its
future position as a preview, and then anchored at the moment in which
you release the mouse button. Anchored areas can also be moved in this
way to other positions.
Element Settings
In the lower area of the element settings, there exist the two buttons Options
and Styles, with which you can switch
between the editing modes of the settings. In the Options,
the element settings can be changed, which tend to be more functional
in nature. In Styles, the style properties can be
edited.
Layout
In the Layout area, the Structure of
your layout will be represented. Here you can inform yourself about the hierarchies of the
various elements. Further Information:
symbol
next to the title. If you show a tab via the menu View,
and it is shown in its own window, you can also anchor it in one of the
areas to the left or the right of the workspace, by dragging its title
with the mouse to the desired position.
