Board pages
One Board can have several pages. Each page keeps its own content, its own background and paper, and its own view.
Manage pages from the toolbar
The current page's name sits at the left end of the Board toolbar. Tap it and Board pages opens: every page on this Board in one list.
- Go to a page. Each row's go-to button moves the Board there. A green dot marks the page you are on, and that page's details open while the others close.
- Add a page. Add board page makes one with the background and paper of the page you are on, then takes the Board straight to it.
- Open a page's details. Tap its row for its background and paper, and a comment that saves as you type.
- Rename a page. Rename Page in the row's menu edits the name in place — Enter saves, Escape cancels.
- Delete a page. Delete page in the row's menu asks you to confirm before the page and everything drawn on it are removed for good.
Note: A Board always keeps at least one page, so the last page's menu has no Delete page.
Pages are yours: Mesh can't add, rename, or delete one. It works on the page you have open, and names the page to switch to when what you asked about is on another — Mesh on the Board covers what it does there.
Choose a background and paper
Open a page's row and pick its background pattern and paper color; both apply to that page alone. A new page starts with the background and paper of the page you are on. Use for new pages also saves that pattern as the Workspace's starting background, used when the Board needs its first page.
Each page remembers its view
Every page keeps its own zoom and position, and the view you settle on is saved with the Board itself — reopen the Workspace later, on any device, and each page sits exactly where you left it. The Workspace also remembers which page you had open.