Pages and layers
The left panel opens from the rail or with Alt+1. It has two parts.
Every canvas of the project is a page.
- Switch by clicking a page. It opens on its own content, where you last left it or fitted to it.
- New page with +.
- Rename with a double click on any page (it opens, then its name turns editable), or from its … menu.
- A long list scrolls inside the panel; drag the handle under it to show more rows.
- Versions and Comments of the current page are in its … menu (shown on hover).
- Collapse Pages with its chevron; drag the line below the list to resize it.
- Delete from the same menu, after a confirmation. The last page cannot be deleted.
- New, renamed and deleted pages show in the list at once; a new page opens once it is saved. If a change cannot be saved it is put back and the panel says so.
- Import .feega and Download .feega are in the panel menu (… next to +). See .feega files.
On a phone, tap the title in the top bar: the sheet lists the pages first, then the projects.
Layers
Section titled “Layers”The layers of the current page, below Pages. The search icon next to Layers opens a filter. Hovering a row shows its hide and lock buttons.
The chevron of a frame, stack, group or instance folds its row. A fold is kept in this browser, open frame or not, and still holds after a reload.
The top-left of the canvas keeps only the main menu and the project switcher.
Drag a shape, text, frame or stack tile from the add menu onto a Layers row to create it there: above or below the row, or inside a frame or group. Undo removes it.
Dragging a layer onto the middle of a frame, group or stack row puts it inside, even when that frame is empty; the top and bottom edges of the row drop it above or below.
A free element row drags into a frame too: drop it on the frame row to put it inside, or on a layer of the open frame to land above, below or inside that layer, a stack included. The row under the pointer shows where it lands.