# Workbench Window Layout

You can rearrange the layout of Workbench windows as follows:

- Drag views to different positions within the Workbench window.
- Drag editors such that they are simultaneously visible beside, above, or below another editor.
- Resize views and editors by dragging the sashes which separate them.

## Drop Cursors

Drop cursors indicate where a view will dock when you release your mouse button. This indication is relative to the view or editor area underneath the cursor.

Drop Cursors
Cursor | Name | Description
--- | --- | ---
| Dock above | The view will appear above the view underneath the cursor.
| Dock below | The view will appear below the view underneath the cursor.
| Dock to the right | The view will appear to the right of the view underneath the cursor.
| Dock to the left | The view will appear to the left of the view underneath the cursor.
| Stack | The view will appear as a tab in the same pane as the view underneath the cursor.

## Double-Click

Double-clicking a view or editor's title bar maximizes the part in the Workbench window.

## Title bar context menu

From the context menu of a view or editor's title bar, you can select how you want the view to appear within the Workbench window.

View and editor title bar context menu options
Option | Description
--- | ---
Restore | Restores the view to its originating (non-maximized/non-minimized) size and position within the Workbench.
Restore | Restores the view or editor to its originating (non-maximized/non-minimized) size and position within the Workbench.
Move | Move the part or part group.
Size | Change the size of the part in the direction specified.
Maximize | Maximizes the part in the Workbench window.
Minimize | Minimizes the part in the Workbench window.
Close | Closes the part.
Close Others (editors only) | Closes all editors except the current editor.
Close All (editors only) | Closes all editors.

Here is what a view's context menu looks like:

Here is what an editor's context menu looks like: