How to Quickly Resize Panels in Logos

A fellow Logos user contacted me with this scenario:

Normally when I’m using Logos I’ll have several resources open such as a Bible, lexicon, commentary, etc. When I’m reading in one, I’ll make its panel bigger by dragging the side of the panel. Is there a way to return the panel to its original size without dragging the side again?

This is a very practical question and the answer is possibly.

If “original” in the user’s question implies the size of the panels were symmetrical, then, yes! We can easily return a panel to its “original” position.

Try this:

Open 3 resources in Logos such as a Bible, dictionary, and commentary
Click the Layouts icon in the upper right of the program (A)
Click the 3 Tiles icon on the drop-down menu (third icon from left) (B)

Notice the panels are arranged with one vertical on the left and two horizontal on the right (C)
Place the cursor on the border line separating the two horizontal panels until you see the double arrow (D)

Click, hold, and drag the mouse to resize the two panels
Let go of the mouse to see two asymmetrical panels (E)
Double-click the same border line (F)

Notice the panels return to a symmetrical view (G)
Place the cursor on the intersection point (where all three panels touch) until you see the double-double arrow (H)