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I'd love to be able to detach the content, styles, element, layout, design and effects control boxes as separate windows. I work with multiple monitors, so the ability to drag these items onto another monitor and leave them open would dramatically speed workflow (by at least 50%) by halving the number of mouse clicks (or using alt/ctrl shortcuts - which don't cover everything) to move around RSD . I use Alibre Designer, in which I can do this, and it dramatically improves work rate whilst using all available workspace - leaving the design on the main screen with the controls on side monitors. I am sure most designers these days either use multiple monitors or have 1 large hi-rez monitor and would like to work using multiple windows.

JP
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JP wrote:
I'd love to be able to detach the content, styles, element, layout, design and effects control boxes as separate windows.

Me too
Eindhoven :: Netherlands

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And me too!
Ha en riktig god dag!
Inger, Norway

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Ok! Me too!
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JP wrote:
I'd love to be able to detach the content, styles, element, layout, design and effects control boxes as separate windows. I work with multiple monitors, so the ability to drag these items onto another monitor and leave them open would dramatically speed workflow (by at least 50%) by halving the number of mouse clicks (or using alt/ctrl shortcuts - which don't cover everything) to move around RSD . I use Alibre Designer, in which I can do this, and it dramatically improves work rate whilst using all available workspace - leaving the design on the main screen with the controls on side monitors. I am sure most designers these days either use multiple monitors or have 1 large hi-rez monitor and would like to work using multiple windows.



Hey this would be amazing!!!
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Steve Kolish
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TOTALLY AGREE! Would love to see this happen too.
John Ferguson
Website Design and Development
www.jf1.co
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- add the inline style attribuut for each element
- import HTML5/CSS/js code from an extern HTML5 project like in pinegrow
- Standalone custom editor for each HTML element

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Add the following to the Materialize mode-ui.css so we can open up the sidenav by adding the class .open-menu temporarily in order to edit links because Materialize uses a css inline style to open and close the sidenav. The only css that will overide the inline style is using the transform: translate(0px, 0px)!important;.

.sidenav.open-menu {
transform: translate(0px, 0px)!important;
}
Bootstrap 5 CSS Grid.
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At the moment it is possible to add a temporary class .cfs-show-menu to the sidenav, and then delete the class after editing. But the plan seems to be making an 'eye' in the element tree.
Ha en riktig god dag!
Inger, Norway

My work in progress:
Components for Site Designer and the HTML Editor: https://mock-up.coffeecup.com


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Inger wrote:
At the moment it is possible to add a temporary class .cfs-show-menu to the sidenav, and then delete the class after editing. But the plan seems to be making an 'eye' in the element tree.


Oh great ! Ignore the suggestion please
Bootstrap 5 CSS Grid.

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