If my editor window became undocked how do i dock it again? Picture inside

There doesnt seem to be anywhere on the editor screen for be to grab and bring it back above the command window.

[Zachary]

Just figured it out! Go to "HOME" in top left in dark blue tabs, then go to "Layout", then select option "Three Column".

[Reka Domokos]

I do not have a "HOME" in dark blue tabs... The only way I found is a roundabout: click on the downward arrow on top right of an editor window and select "dock all", that puts all editor windows back in tab format but all docked. Then I pull them out and they stay tabbed. Does anyone knows how to put two separate editor windows back into "tabbed" display format once I pull one tab off?

[Natalie]

layout works too

[Benjamin]

@Reka Domokos Thank you so much! I had no idea what anyone else was talking about and totally thought I had just broken my only way to do my homework. Thank you so so much.

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

Click the little downward pointing triangle in the title bar, just below the white x in the red box. Then select the "dock" option.

[Zachary Zahrobsky]

Pretty simple answer, thanks a lot!

[Mandar Parkhi]

thanks image analyst

[Jan]

[MOVED from flag]

carsci wrote:

Really annoying I use R2014b and R2011b why do developers insist on changing things that ain't broke

@Carsci: Flags are used to call admins or editors to clean up a message, which conflicts with the terms of use of this forum, e.g. by rudeness or spam. Image Analysts did not create the Matlab GUI, but showed a simple solution. So there is no reason to flag his answer.

[Eric T]

Yes it shouldn't have been flagged, but it shouldn't require an internet search to find something this simple. It should be obvious...but let's face it the Matlab ribbon system just isn't very good. The home tab doesn't even have save on it, you have to go to the 'editor' tab for that. It's just inefficient.

[Raymond MacNeil]

Try Ctrl+S or Cmd+S -- It is very efficient for saving.

[Andrew Eldredge]

Even ater reading this, it took me a minute. I needed the white down arrow, not the grey one. This year the white "x" on a red background is grey on white.

The struggle is real.

[veeraiah chatla]

tq so much

[Jesus Ramírez Buendia]

7 años después y tú respuesta me ha salvado, no siquiera de rodillas soy digno de estar ante ti

[Image Analyst]

@Jesus Ramírez Buendia, Wow, eso es todo un homenaje. Muy gracias. Me alegro de poder ayudar.

[DGM]

@Eric T That's ribbon UI philosophy in a nutshell. It's presumptive in its component prominence and lack of configurability, obfuscated by its selective incompleteness, and wasteful of screen space and inefficient in required user actions. Blame Microsoft for that design disease. It turns out that contrary to the lesson intended by the rhetorical question you were undoubtedly asked by your parents in your youth, you are indeed expected to jump off a cliff if everyone else does.

Answer 2

[Navaneet Rao Dhage]

Just press Ctrl+Shift+D for docking and for undocking press Ctrl+Shift+U on windows.

[joanthan papp]

ah thaknyou this fixed it for me

[Kartik]

Thanks man

Answer 3

[Helin Qais]

Hello, Just click on the downward triangle and click on dock, then it will be fixed.

[DGM]

[Helin Qais]

Yes, and choose dock