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Common user input

Some input actions with the keyboard and mouse are common to some or all editors:

• The hotkeys corresponding to the actions of the Info editor menus are, usually, global. This means that they have effect no matter which editor has the focus.
• Hotkeys are usually designed to mantain their meanings across editors.
• Many editors use Wheel as a means to zoom in or out of its content. + NumPad and - NumPad will also achieve the same effect. If zoom can be done in two axes independently (vertical and horizontal), both axes will be affected equally.
• In editors where zoom can be done in two axes independently, clicking with CtrlMMB and dragging will affect the zoom: vertical and horizontal movements of the mouse will affect the vertical and horizontal zoom scale respectively.
• In sidebars and editors containing a series of panels, you can zoom in/out clicking with CtrlMMB and dragging sideways.
• Some editors, where scroll can be made in two directions (vertical and horizontal) ⇧ ShiftWheel scrolls its contents vertically, and CtrlWheel horizontally.
• Wheel on a header or sidebar, as well as on some editors, scrolls its contents. In case of editors, if scroll can be made in two directions (vertical and horizontal), CtrlWheel is used for the other direction.
• Clicking with MMB and dragging, the content of headers, sidebars and some editors is scrolled (in one or two directions).

When scroll bars are present several actions can be taken on them:

• Clicking and dragging with LMB on the scroll gadget in the bar moves it and scrolls the contents accordingly.
• Clicking with LMB above or below the scroll gadget takes a scroll step up or down respectively.
• Clicking with MMB anywhere on the bar takes the scroll gadget to that specific point.
• A small red line in the scroll bar indicates the position of the text cursor, if applicable.

In most editors, Space pops the full operator list, which you can refine by entering text in the search box. Once located your desired operator you can execute it by selecting its corresponding entry.