11 | | The groups should be a method for organizing frames and other groups for easy manipulation - for example, we can group several frames to move/resize them together, change their background, etc. If we go further, groups should contain frames and/or other groups. Grouping 2 elements (groups an/or frames) together means making a group, containing both of them. Ungrouping of group is detaching its top-level elements from each other. Groups should not contain both frames and stickies (for example), so it would be better if book extras were at the same grouping level as the page itself. A page element (frame, sticky, etc.) can be in only one group at one time. |
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| 11 | * The groups should be a method for organizing frames and other groups for easy manipulation - for example, we can group several frames to move/resize them together, change their background, etc. If we go further, groups should contain frames and/or other groups. |
| 12 | * Grouping 2 elements (groups an/or frames) together means making a group, containing both of them. |
| 13 | * Ungrouping of group is detaching its top-level elements from each other. |
| 14 | * Groups should not contain both frames and stickies (for example), so it would be better if book extras were at the same grouping level as the page itself. |
| 15 | * A page element (frame, sticky, etc.) can be in only one group at one time. |
| 16 | * Create and break a book could be done in following way after selecting a element or elements. |
| 17 | * Halo buttons. |
| 18 | * Short keys |
| 19 | * ctrl + g for creating a group |
| 20 | * ctrl + b for braking a group |
| 21 | * Double click on group for edit her |
| 22 | * From the edit menu should be section for groups with create, edit, and break buttons. |
| 23 | * NOTE: If user selects for example 2 groups and 2 frames and press ctrl + b. This action will break(grouping) the 2 groups but won't have effect over the frames. |
| 24 | * Every group of page elements (not for book extras) has a timeline. |