can panels be on top and still docked?

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September 17, 2018
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Like to have panels docked in photoshop but I also like to have the panel on top over open files. I've looked but can't find the option for this. Is it possible?

Cheers

Johnny

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Correct answer Trevor.Dennis

Is it as simple as Preferences > Tools > Overscroll?

You can see from the layer thumbnail that the image extends a long way beneath the panel.

Trevor.Dennis

Correct answer

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Is it as simple as Preferences > Tools > Overscroll?

You can see from the layer thumbnail that the image extends a long way beneath the panel.

Bojan Živković11378569

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If I can understand your question correctly then the answer is yes. Panel will be always visible.

Semaphoric

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You can snap the panels to the upper and lower edges of the application frame title bar (also to the lower edge of the frame), but the snapping action is not very sticky, so they are easy to dislodge, and won't move along with the frame when it's moved.

Akash Sharma

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Hi Johnny,

When a blue bar appears between the tool bar and the panel(s), and release the mouse button. If the panels do not dock, then the panels will float above the image. Is that what you're looking for? This would happen with the "application frame" under the "Windows" menu on a Mac and is defaulted on a Windows machine.

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