Redock toolbars

[fmmarzoa]

Hi,

I have dragged the command toolbar by an accident and now I am not able to redock it in its place. I tried moving it to its original position but it keeps "floating" instead of docking. I have tried also dragging the snap toolbar and now I have two problems instead of just one X-D since I cannot redock none of both...

Any hint?

Thanks a lot in advance,

[druban]

At the bottom of the view menu you will see three options : default, custom and wide. Pick an option other than the one that is selected (probably custom, since you dragged them) and see if that re-attaches the toolbars.

[brynn]

The fact that you can move them indicates that you're not using the most current version of Inkscape. .....unless developers have changed it in the development version, and that's what you're using? It's not a huge problem that you're not using a current version, but I just wanted to mention it, in case you might want to upgrade. Also, if you don't have a current version, you might not see those 3 options that druban mentioned, on the View menu.

The last time I remember being able to move those bars, I do remember it being a little tricky. All i can remember is that you have to grab them in such a way that you see the 4 way arrow. That will be at the left side of the bar. Then you drag it to where the left side of the bar connects to the left side of the window. I seem to recall that it doesn't look like it's doing anything, but when you release the mouse button, it will jump into place.

[BobSongs]

I'm using Inkscape 0.48.2 r9819 in Ubuntu Linux, 11.10.

This works for me: when detaching a toolbar, the way to restore it to its previous position is to double-click the drag "handle".

I took down one of the top row of toolbars. I dragged it to where it once was and it snapped back into place. On it's far left side is a strip with a small series of lines (it's there before you drag it off away from Inkscape).

Tell me how that works.

[fmmarzoa]

the way to restore it to its previous position is to double-click the drag "handle".

Just perfect.

Not rare: I am using the same inkscape version within the same Ubuntu 11.10...

Thanks a lot to both,

[BobSongs]

the way to restore it to its previous position is to double-click the drag "handle".

Just perfect.

Not rare: I am using the same inkscape version within the same Ubuntu 11.10...

Thanks a lot to both,

Off topic:

We Ubuntu users are a growing team of Microsoft-free rebels!!

[brynn]

Oh yeah, actually I'm using 0.48.1. And that's the first feature I've found in 0.48.2 that's different. I know that 0.48.2 was all bug fixes, but that's the first one I've seen that affects me. Although I would hardly call that a bug (control bars that can't be moved).

Anyway, sorry for misleading you.

[fmmarzoa]

Off topic:

We Ubuntu users are a growing team of Microsoft-free rebels!!

Actually I have been using Linux for more than fifteen years I started with Red Hat, after that I used Suse for many years, then I move to Gentoo for a couple of years or so, and I have been using Kubuntu and Ubuntu for about last seven years. I just have a VirtualBox with a Windows 7 installation for testing my webpages on several IE versions.

[fmmarzoa]

Anyway, sorry for misleading you.

Oh, please, you do not need neither to apologize nor to give my money back

Thank you very much for your help.

Best regards,