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To combine two or more panels to create one tabbed panel:
1
Drag the tab (not the title bar) of one floating panel over another floating
panel. When a highlighted border appears around the target panel, release the
mouse button.
2
Click any tab in the tabbed panel to bring the corresponding panel to the front.
Because the Objects panel does not have a tab, you can’t dock it with another
panel by dragging the Objects panel onto the other panel; however, you can drag
the tab of another panel over the Objects panel to combine them. You can move
tabbed panels back and forth between floating panels, rearranging them to suit
your workflow, by using the process described above.
To remove a panel from a tabbed panel:
Drag its tab out of the window.
Setting Panels preferences
Use Panels preferences to specify which panels and inspectors always appear in
front of the Document and Site windows, and which ones are allowed to be
obscured. You can also use Panels preferences to specify which panels and
inspectors appear in the Launcher and Launcher bar.
To specify where each panel appears in relation to the Document window:
1
Choose Edit > Preferences, then select Panels from the category list.
By default, all windows, panels, and inspectors appear in front of the
Document window.
2
Deselect the windows, panels, and inspectors that you want to place behind the
Document window.
For example, if you want to allow the Document window to obscure the Code
inspector, deselect the Code Inspector option. The Code inspector now appears
in front of the Document window only when it is active.
Similarly, if you want to allow the Document window to obscure any floating
panels that you have added by customizing Dreamweaver, deselect All
Other Floaters.
History panel tab History panel being dragged
to the Layers panel