X-Git-Url: http://shamusworld.gotdns.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?a=blobdiff_plain;f=include%2Fnavigating-the-editor.html;h=02a9deff30619319c27172bfd5b4b9cb2c956972;hb=c74044cf7983302a714cdf60c61d1276728303cb;hp=6f662fc7854481e15bf16fbd7c3e9d6e4a018398;hpb=62e32a441a4136ce70963d73ad742011cb01b327;p=ardour-manual diff --git a/include/navigating-the-editor.html b/include/navigating-the-editor.html index 6f662fc..02a9def 100644 --- a/include/navigating-the-editor.html +++ b/include/navigating-the-editor.html @@ -9,11 +9,10 @@ The keyboard shortcuts can, as always, be edited, so the defaults are shown here.

-

Panning and scrolling

+

Scrolling

- Panning can be done on-canvas, or with the Summary. Panning - vertically is often named scrolling. + Scrolling can be done on-canvas, or with the Summary.

On Canvas

@@ -23,28 +22,28 @@ ActionMouseKeyboard - Panning up - Panning down - Panning up one page - Panning down one page - Panning left - Panning right + Scrolling up + Scrolling down + Scrolling up one page + Scrolling down one page + Scrolling left + Scrolling right

Moving the playhead outside the view may scroll the screen accordingly, so using - or or , while not - panning per se, will result in panning if Transport - > Follow playhead is checked. This is also true with the + or , while not + scrolling per se, will result in scrolling if Transport > Follow playhead + is checked. This is also true with the Navigation Timeline, and anything that moves the Playhead.

In the Summary

- Clicking and dragging in the Summary will pan the view left and right. If the - screen view is clicked (the white rectangle) and dragged, the view can also be panned + Clicking and dragging in the Summary will scroll the view left and right. If the + screen view is clicked (the white rectangle) and dragged, the view can also be scrolled vertically.

@@ -58,7 +57,7 @@

Zooming

- Zooming (on time) can be done on-canvas (which will always be centerd around the mouse cursor), + Zooming (on time) can be done on-canvas (which will always be centered around the mouse cursor), with the Summary, or with the Zoom Controls.

@@ -131,3 +130,4 @@
  • The third one enlarges the tracks, and is the counterpart of the previous one.
  • +