How do you create a panel group in InDesign?

How do you create a panel group in InDesign?

• A. Drag a panel off the dock to create a free-floating panel. Drag the tab of any other panel into the tab bar of the new, free-floating panel.
• B. Right-click a panel and choose 'Group'.
• C. Use Window > Panels to group two panels.
• D. Click the minimize button on a panel.

Answer: (A)

Panel groups in InDesign let you organize several panels into a single, tabbed area for a tighter workspace. To create one, start by pulling a panel away from the dock to make a free-floating panel. Then drag the tab of another panel into the tab bar of that floating panel. The new panel joins the group, appearing as another tab in the same header. You can continue adding panels this way and rearrange their order by dragging the tabs within the group. This isn’t accomplished by a right-click group command, a Window > Panels grouping option, or by simply clicking the minimize button—those actions don’t form a panel group.

Panel groups in InDesign let you organize several panels into a single, tabbed area for a tighter workspace. To create one, start by pulling a panel away from the dock to make a free-floating panel. Then drag the tab of another panel into the tab bar of that floating panel. The new panel joins the group, appearing as another tab in the same header. You can continue adding panels this way and rearrange their order by dragging the tabs within the group.

This isn’t accomplished by a right-click group command, a Window > Panels grouping option, or by simply clicking the minimize button—those actions don’t form a panel group.