Hi...I some how moved the side bar panel for Story View and now it's stuck off the screen. I have tried restarting SL and the PC. Please help. How is this even possible?
Wow...just fixed it. If this happens to you select the side of the box and drag it out making the box wider. When I did this it popped back down into the screen area. From there I was able to redock it.
FYI: The VIEW ribbon has a Redock All Windows button. Click that, and all the panels (Scenes, Timeline, States, Notes, Triggers, Slide Layers) will return to their default positions within the main Storyline window.
I just had this happen to me and widening the panel by dragging worked -- thanks! (I knew that I ran into this problem before but I just couldn't remember the fix.)
I like to detach my Triggers panel and move it to my second monitor, which is in portrait mode. Increasing the height of the panel lets me see all my triggers without scrolling.
Thanks for sharing that widening the triggers panel by dragging worked on your end, Mary! I'm sure other community members using the same workflow as you will find this helpful!
Enjoy the rest of your day, and happy developing! 🙂
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Wow...just fixed it. If this happens to you select the side of the box and drag it out making the box wider. When I did this it popped back down into the screen area. From there I was able to redock it.
FYI: The VIEW ribbon has a Redock All Windows button. Click that, and all the panels (Scenes, Timeline, States, Notes, Triggers, Slide Layers) will return to their default positions within the main Storyline window.
Wow...how did I miss that? Thanks Judy!
I just had this happen to me and widening the panel by dragging worked -- thanks! (I knew that I ran into this problem before but I just couldn't remember the fix.)
I like to detach my Triggers panel and move it to my second monitor, which is in portrait mode. Increasing the height of the panel lets me see all my triggers without scrolling.
Thanks for sharing that widening the triggers panel by dragging worked on your end, Mary! I'm sure other community members using the same workflow as you will find this helpful!
Enjoy the rest of your day, and happy developing! 🙂