Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The reason for the Feature Request is that a floating sidebar is in the way when editing a slide. The slide viewer (for duplication etc.) is used many many times during presentation building. So it must be opened and closed constantly.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add an option(toggle), perhaps in the sidebar pull, to "lock" itself, causing the space under it to be unavailable to the work area.
When this option is activate (and "any" sidebar is open), make the work area scale dynamically to the available (leftover) screen space.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I have scaled the work area manually to simply allow for the sidebars to stay open, but most of the time, a full screen work area is preferred. So if I close the sidebar, I find I rescale it back to full size to work anyway.
Another option, probably better, may be to make the full-screen shortcut Ctrl-0 act differently (perhaps only if a setting is active) to scale to "full-screen" but account for only the "visible" x,y,w,h based on any open sidebar. It would be relatively painless to use this shortcut key as it's already used frequently during presentations or building to refocus/center the slide. (This option is likely way easier to code ;-) )
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The reason for the Feature Request is that a floating sidebar is in the way when editing a slide. The slide viewer (for duplication etc.) is used many many times during presentation building. So it must be opened and closed constantly.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add an option(toggle), perhaps in the sidebar pull, to "lock" itself, causing the space under it to be unavailable to the work area.
When this option is activate (and "any" sidebar is open), make the work area scale dynamically to the available (leftover) screen space.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I have scaled the work area manually to simply allow for the sidebars to stay open, but most of the time, a full screen work area is preferred. So if I close the sidebar, I find I rescale it back to full size to work anyway.
Another option, probably better, may be to make the full-screen shortcut Ctrl-0 act differently (perhaps only if a setting is active) to scale to "full-screen" but account for only the "visible" x,y,w,h based on any open sidebar. It would be relatively painless to use this shortcut key as it's already used frequently during presentations or building to refocus/center the slide. (This option is likely way easier to code ;-) )