My Basic Row is missing. How do I get it back?

[Beach90266]

[Rikk Flohr: Inactive · Accepted solution]

Right click on Tone Curve and put a check next to Basic

[Beach90266]

Thanks!!!

[Carmine Picarello]

Thanks Rick. The question IS... how did that get hidden in the first place?? It was there when I upgraded. Is there some odd key-command that can toggle it off and on? 

[Sawwhet]

My laptop MAC has no mouse, so I hit command, and 1 instead of the right clicking. works every time

[billsumner]

Thanks for this, it does work and gives me back all my controlls

[Marta28]

Oh, Sawwhet THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!

[johnrellis]

You can also show the Develop panels by using the menu command Window > Panels > Histogram / Basic / Tone Curve etc.

[Niki_Murphy]

Wow - have been looking for this answer, thank you very much!

[zorba22]

How about on a Mac?

[Rikk Flohr: Inactive]

It is the same procedure Mac or PC

[ajpum655]

I have been working in the basic develop mode for about an hour and accidentally clicked something that removed the "Basic" editing. I've tried to right click on the "tone curve" but that doesn't help.

Help!...

[Sean McCormack]

The right click context panel is the only way to show or hide a panel. Also make sure you haven't just scrolled down and hidden it.

[ajpum655]

Thanks Sean! I found it finally. It was under modules and it looks as though I unselected by by accident.

[elder69]

I am truly grateful for this simple fix.  It was really bugging me.  Thanks.  'al

[Brave_Companion16B8]

Hit this function by accident today (Aug 2018). Spent ten minutes trying to figure out what happened. I often wonder why such obscure features in Adobe software exist?

[Sean McCormack]

Because people wanted to hide panels they weren’t using.