Photoshop: Window Stacking (Triangle Style Stacking)

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November 25, 2011
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I know photoshop comes with many options for arranging multiple windows, like tile view, side by side view ect. And you can move the windows in practically any way you want. However you cannot seem to stack windows in a triangle style fashion. (one big window at the bottom, and two windows side by side at the top).

I would find this useful because my long landscape pictures can be at the bottom, and two reference images can be stacked at the top next to each other. This style of window stacking would be great for landscape style long horizontal image editing.

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Brett N

Adobe Employee

Unfortunately, there is not enough support from the community to prioritize this being added. Basically, it's waiting in line behind other features. If more backing could be found, it could move forward.

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coreyarteAuthor

Known Participant

Any word on this? Is it simply to difficult for them to do I wonder? It seems like such a small thing but im not a programmer.

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Anonymous

One way to do that might be to choose Window>Arrange>Float All in Windows, Window>Arrange>Tile and then stretch out the bottom window.