Resize Multiple Widgets Together
Updated
Overview
We are introducing a powerful enhancement that allows users to select, move, and resize multiple widgets simultaneously, greatly improving the efficiency and flexibility of the design process. With this multi-selection capability, users can now structure and align elements on a slide with greater control and speed, making it much easier to manage complex storyboards or presentations. This improvement directly addresses a key limitation in the earlier setup, where users could only adjust widgets one at a time.
Key Capabilities
Action | Description |
Multi-widget Selection | Select any number of widgets on a slide using drag or multi-click (cmd/ctrl). |
Bulk Resize | Drag corner/edge of grouped selection to resize all widgets in proportion or direction. |
Bulk Move | Drag and reposition the selected group to a new location on the slide. |
Structural Adjustments | Easily structure rows, columns, or sections by shifting multiple widgets together. |
Step-by-Step User Workflow
Hold cmd (Mac) or ctrl (Windows) to select multiple widgets on a slide.
Step 1: Open Storyboard/Slide for Editing
Navigate to the desired presentation or storyboard.
Click Edit on the specific slide where widget adjustments are needed.
Step 2: Select Multiple Widgets
There are two ways to select multiple widgets:
Click + Cmd/Ctrl: Hold Cmd (Mac) or Ctrl (Windows) and click each widget individually.
Drag-to-Select: Click and drag on an empty canvas area to draw a selection box around widgets.
Step 3: Resize Widgets as a Group
Use the corner or side handles on the selection box to resize all selected widgets together.
Resize happens proportionally or in the direction dragged.
Step 4: Move Grouped Widgets
Click inside the selected group and drag to reposition all selected widgets on the canvas.
Widgets maintain their relative spacing during the move.
Step 5: Align and Structure as Needed
Use Snap-to-Grid or guides (if enabled) for aligning widgets.
Group selection helps in restructuring sections or themes easily within the slide.