• anchored: the panes are "attached" to one of the environment sides.
  In this case, to have a larger workspace, the panes can be:
  • temporarily hidden.
  • visible upon request.
• floating: the panes are independent.

Usage example of panes:

This help page presents the following operations:

• Display a dockable pane.
• Move a dockable pane.
• Resize a dockable pane.
• Hide a dockable pane.
• Close a dockable pane.

• on the "Home" tab, in the "Environment" group, expand "Panes", select "Panes" and then select the pane to be displayed. The icons of the displayed panes are enclosed in a blue border.
• right-click the WINDEV/WINDEV Mobile/WEBDEV ribbon to open the context menu, select "Panes" and then select the pane to be displayed. The icons of the displayed panes are enclosed in a blue border.
• on the "Home" tab, in the "Environment" group, expand "Options" and select "General options of WINDEV/WEBDEV/WINDEV Mobile". In the window that is displayed, in the "Editor" tab, select the panes to display.

Operating mode of docked panes

• always visible (default feature).
• visible upon request: click the "Pin" ( icon of each pane). The pane will be displayed only when a side of the editor is hovered by the mouse cursor (side where the pane is docked).

Displaying the panes according to the screen configuration

• grouped on a single screen with the development environment (single-screen configuration).
• grouped on a second screen (multi-screen configuration).
• grouped on the right of the screen (configuration for wide screen).

1. Click the title bar of the pane.
2. Keep the left mouse button down and move the pane. To help you during these moves, a "positioning grid" is automatically displayed:
   

• When the pane is moved near one of the sides (left, right or bottom) of the editor, the pane is automatically resized and docked to the side.
• The size and position of the pane are stored when the pane is closed. When this pane is re-opened, the pane will be displayed according to the stored size and position. If a pane is positioned on the second screen, this pane will be automatically repositioned on the main screen when it is re-opened on a computer equipped with a single screen.
• Once the different docked panes have been positioned, you can save these configurations. For more details, see Environment configuration.
• The management of multi-screen and wide screens automatically adapts the size and position of the panes according to the resolution and to the position of the screens. .

1. Position the mouse cursor on one of the pane sides: the cursor turns into a double arrow.
2. Keep the left mouse button down and resize the pane.

• When a pane is docked, you have the ability to modify the width and/or the height of this pane.
• The size and position of the pane are stored when the pane is closed. When this pane is re-opened, the pane will be displayed according to the stored size and position. If a pane is positioned on the second screen, this pane will be automatically repositioned on the main screen when it is re-opened on a computer equipped with a single screen.
• Once the different panes have been positioned, you have the ability to store these configurations. For more details, see Environment configuration.

• To only hide the panes docked on the bottom side of editor, press Ctrl + Q.
• To only display the title bar of a pane, click . A second click restores the pane to its initial size.

• on the "Home" tab, in the "Environment" group, expand "Panes", select "Panes" and then select the pane to be closed. The icons of the displayed panes are enclosed in a blue border.
• right-click the WINDEV/WINDEV Mobile/WEBDEV ribbon to open the context menu, select "Panes" and then select the pane to be closed. The icons of the displayed panes are enclosed in a blue border.
• on the "Home" tab, in the "Environment" group, expand "Options" and select "General options of WINDEV/WEBDEV/WINDEV Mobile". In the window that is displayed, in the "Editor" tab, de-select the pane to close.
• click the icon found in the title bar of each pane.