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Save options. Click Save and continue (floppy disk icon) to save changes and continue working. Click the arrow to access more saving options, as explained below.

In all cases, the Commit message modal appears. Enter a description to identify the changes made, so that the members of your team are aware of the modifications and determine whether they need to merge those changes to another branch of your app.

Quick Run. Click to run a real-time test to see the changes made in the screen of your app. For example, if you configured an animation in the On Click attribute so that a text input component appears when the app user clicks on the screen, you can run a test using quick run to see if the animation is working according to your needs. Refer to Quick Run to learn how to use it.

Undo and Redo. Click to undo or redo the last action performed in the canvas. You may have to undo an action if, for example, you made a mistake moving a component throughout the screen and you need to place it back to where it was originally located.

Duplicate. Click to duplicate a selected component.

Copy and Paste. Click to copy and paste the selected component and its attributes, respectively.

Copy styles and Paste styles. Click Copy styles to copy the style of the selected component. Then, click the component to which you want to apply the copied style and click Paste style.

Lock. Click to disable changes to the selected component. All the sections in the right panel are grayed out to prevent changes.

When a component is locked, the icon turns into an open lock. Click it to unlock the component.

Arrange up or Arrange down. Click to move the selected component upwards or downwards in the treeview, respectively.

Create Library. Click to create a new library component from the component selected. Once the New Library Component modal opens, you must enter a name for the component library, to identify it. In addition, you can add a thumbnail for the library in the Thumbnail image field. To add an image, click the upload button, select an image following the file types and dimensions and click click Open. Then, click Save to save the new component library.

Create theme. Click to create a new style and apply it to the selected component. Once you configure the new style panel and save it, it will be available for reuse in other components. You can select it in the CSS Class drop-down menu in the Basic section of the Design tab of Right Paneland you can also find it listed in the Custom tab of the theme selected for your branch.Right PanelThemes

Delete. Click to delete the selected component from the screen.

Device view and Rotate device options. If you are working on a mobile app, you can select a device to see in the canvas how the screen will look like in the published app. Click the arrow to open the drop-down menu and select a device or group of devices from the list. Each option includes the name of the device or devices and their screen resolution in pixels.

If you are working on a web app, the drop-down menu described above won't appear. However, you can see how the screen will look like in the published app by selecting an option with the type of breakpoint. Breakpoints are customizable widths that determine how your responsive layout behaves across devices. Each breakpoint refers to a maximum width (in pixels).

Once you select the option, select a device from the drop-down menu that opens. The table below describes the options available.

	Extra extra large. View that represents devices with a resolution equal to or higher than 1400 px (width).
	Extra large. View that represents devices with a resolution equal to or higher than 1200 px (width).
	Large. View that represents devices with a resolution equal to or higher than 992 px (width).
	Medium. View that represents devices with a resolution equal to or higher than 768 px (width).
	Small. View that represents devices with a resolution equal to or lower than 768 px (width).

Treeview mode. Click to hide the canvas and open the treeview tab only. You won't be able to see the components in the simulator. Use this option to better visualize the screen and identify any errors in the organization of components, for example, to check whether the correct components are included within a flex container.

Simulator Mode. Click to open the treeview tab without hiding the canvas. By default, this option is selected.

Flex guides. Lines that behave as guides to delimit the sections within the structure of a flex component. By default, these guides are disabled.

View modes. By default, the three view modes are selected (see image below). Click the arrow and select or unselect any options. Refer to the chart below to learn more about the views available.

Languages. Click the arrow and select a language from the drop-down menu.

Canvas zoom. Click - or + to decrease or increase the zoom on the canvas, respectively. You can also click the percentage field to type a custom percentage or click the arrow and choose an option from the drop-down menu: 25%, 50%, 100%, 200% or Fit Canvas.