Dock windows back after undocking?

[Shil]

When I drag out and undock a window, I can't drag it back in to dock it again. The only way I found was to reset layout & restart speedtree. Is there a way to dock a window back?

[SarahScruggs]

Hey Shil, You should be able to double click over to redock. That's very odd. Are you on PC or Mac and what version of the modeler are you running? We'll try to look into if there is a bug.

[Shil]

Hey Sarah, thanks for replying! Double clicking works, and i'm able to dock it back. I didn't know that's how you dock back stuff. Thanks!!

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[DianeHarris]

Try using a keyboard shortcut: Instead of trying to drag the window with your mouse, you can use a keyboard shortcut to bring it back to its original position. Usually the keyboard shortcut "Alt + Space" brings up a window context menu where you can select the "Lock" or "Place" option. Check the window settings: Check the settings of the window or program you are using to make sure the drag-and-drop feature is enabled. Sometimes this may be disabled or located elsewhere in the program settings. Restart the application or computer: If the problem still persists, try restarting the application itself or even the entire computer. Sometimes this can help reset any temporary problems that are occurring with windows. Update the program: Make sure you are using the latest version of the program. Sometimes developers release updates that fix known issues with windows and the user interface. This useful information, which taught me a lot, I came across on the very good Deeplab forum, as well as there are many useful articles, which you will definitely be shocked by.