Putting two cards next to each other, closing a card, moving one to a window of its own, and keeping an arrangement
The Mac can show more than one thing at once. Cards sit side by side in the window, and any card can go out to a window of its own. The iPad puts cards side by side too, with its Side by Side row or a keyboard's ⌘, and keeps arrangements the same way; only windows of their own are the Mac's alone. See Finding your way on iPhone and iPad (GS-5).
Side by side
- ⌘-click a row in the sidebar to put its card beside the one you're looking at. A plain click shows that card alone.
- Right-click a row for Show Side by Side (or Remove from Side by Side).
- Clicking a listing on the listings page opens its editor beside the grid, so you can work down a list one listing at a time.
Two listings side by side, or a listing beside the Site card, each keep their own place: publishing one never touches the other.
Closing a card
The ✕ in a card's header closes it. Closing a listing's card never deletes the listing.
A window of its own
- The ⧉ button in a card's header (Open in New Window), or Open in New Window in a sidebar row's right-click menu, or File → Open in New Window.
The card moves to its own window, which you can place on another screen. What you were typing goes with it. Its sidebar row stays; clicking it brings the window forward.
Keeping an arrangement
When several cards are side by side, File → Keep This Arrangement keeps them as a row at the top of the sidebar. Click the row to put those cards side by side again. Right-click it for Open in New Window or Forget This Arrangement. Forgetting an arrangement deletes nothing; the cards are only taken off the row.
What stays where
The cards you had open, and your kept arrangements, are remembered on this Mac between launches.
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