QuickTools Vertical Use Case
rM Hacks Documentation ⇒ Feature of the day ⇒ QuickTools Vertical Use Case
The QuickTools feature has many ways to set up and lay out pre-configured writing tools.
This is a discussion of one simple use case with a QuickTools layout in vertical mode.
The QuickTools page outlines how to use the feature in general.
Path to the QuickTools Configuration display:
☰ Menu ⇒ ⚙ Settings ⇒ ⚙⚙ rM Hacks ⇒ QuickTools Configuration
To make your QuickTools display vertically, unselect the QuickTools is horizontal on top option.
To hide QuickTools hehind the toolbar, select the QuickTools hides hehind the toolbar option.
Path to the Document Configuration display:
☰ Menu ⇒ ⚙ Settings ⇒ ⚙⚙ rM Hacks ⇒ Document Configuration
Select the document configuration option to Show current brush icon (i.e., tool icon) when the toolbar is closed.
When the toolbar is visible and you trigger the QuickTools bar to display, it will display (vertically) next to the toolbar.
When you close the toolbar, the QuickTools bar will shift over to the toolbar location (left or right).
Note that we selected Show current brush icon which shows in the uppermost left (or right) corner. The QuickTools bar displays below that.
Then when you open the toolbar, the QuickTools bar will be hidden behind it.
When you close the toolbar, QuickTools will appear there again.
Finally, when the QuickTools bar is showing and the toolbar is hidden, the brush icon that shows at the very top is a nice extra indicator of what is selected.
