Change the order of a sign's senses (D)

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You can change the order of senses for a sign. Ask yourself: "When most people think of this sign, which sense do they think of first?" Put that sense first.

In edit mode, you can change the order of senses with the mouse or the keyboard.

Change the order of senses with the mouse

There is a purple bar to the left of each sense.

Grab the purple bar with the mouse and move it until the border of the sense turns purple. The purple border tells you that you can move the sense to that place.

Release the mouse button. The sense will move to the new location. Any example sentences for the sense will move with it.

Notice that the sense numbers in the top-left corner of each sense are red. The red color tells you that the order is new and not yet saved. The numbers will show the old order until you save your changes.

To save your changes, click Save in the toolbar. 

If you are done making changes, exit edit mode to go back to normal mode.

If you have made changes and haven't saved them yet, SooSL will remind you to save them.

Change the order of senses with the keyboard

You can change the order of senses with the keyboard. First click or TAB to select the sense you want to move. You can tell if a sense is selected if its background color is a darker blue than the other senses. You can see this in the pictures above.

Then use these keys to move the sense up or down. 


Action

Keys for Windows and Linux

Keys for MacOS


Move Sense Up

CTRL + ARROW UP

COMMAND + ARROW UP


Move Sense Down

CTRL + ARROW DOWN

COMMAND + ARROW DOWN

The sense numbers will be red to show that the order is new and not yet saved. This is the same as in the pictures above.

To save your changes, click Save in the toolbar. 

If you are done making changes, exit edit mode to go back to normal mode.

If you have made changes and haven't saved them yet, SooSL will remind you to save them.

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