Reference
The drawing header
What the header of an open project holds, and what moves into the More menu when it is narrow.
The header of an open project keeps the logo (Home), the workspace name and the project name on the left; the project name opens the project's details. Its controls sit on the right. The rest of the screen is in the drawing screen.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Drawing and Field | The switch between drawing and marking work on site; Field never changes the drawing. |
| Sync status icon | Where your work is kept; see saving and sync. |
| Theme | The sun or moon button: Follow device, Light or Dark. |
| Interface size | Makes the app's buttons and menus bigger or smaller; see change my password, name or theme. |
| Question-mark and bug button | Help and feedback; see get help or report a bug. |
| Share | Opens the Share dialog; see share a presentation link. |
| Save | Keeps a version. The arrow beside it holds Saved versions, Changes and Recovery copies; see save a version or restore one. |
When the header is narrow
How narrow depends on the header's own width, not the window's, so a large interface size narrows it too.
- Below about 960 pixels at the default size, theme, Interface size, Help and feedback and Share move into More (⋯), the last control. Save shows only its symbol and arrow.
- Below about 640 pixels, as on a phone, Save goes too: Save version, Saved versions, Changes and Recovery copies become rows of More.
- The Drawing and Field switch, the project name and the sync status icon always stay on the bar.
Rows and buttons that need the server say Needs internet while you are offline; see work without internet.
Field members
A Field member has no Drawing and Field switch, because the project opens in Field mode, and no Share or Save. A narrow header still folds theme, Interface size and Help and feedback into More. See roles.