#✅ | Toggling visibility of many elements at once?

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slow bobcat
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Is there an easier way to toggle visibility of entire group of elements? Instead of creating the loading requirement for each element one by one

sudden salmonBOT
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Checking the FancyMenu docs for a cleaner way to toggle a whole group of elements at once 🧩

sudden salmonBOT
# slow bobcat Is there an easier way to toggle visibility of entire group of elements? Instead...

Yep 🙂 The easier way is to put those elements into their own separate layout and then control that layout as a whole.

You’ve got two good options:

  1. Layout-wide loading requirements

    • Put all the elements you want to show/hide together into one layout
    • Set a requirement on the layout itself instead of on each element
    • Then the whole group appears/disappears together

  2. Layout actions

    • Use actions like Enable Layout, Disable Layout, or Toggle Layout
    • That lets one button or script control the whole group at once

So basically: no, you don’t need to add a loading requirement to every single element if they’re all in the same layout. That’s the clean way to do it 👍

If you want, I can also show you the exact setup for either:

  • “show/hide on a variable”
  • or “toggle with a button” 🧷
slow bobcat
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how do I move multiple elements from main layout to this sub-layout?

sudden salmonBOT
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Looking up how to move a bunch of elements into a sub-layout without doing them one by one ✍️

sudden salmonBOT
# slow bobcat how do I move multiple elements from main layout to this sub-layout?

Yep , there isn’t a one-click “move selected elements to another layout” button, but you can do it pretty quickly with copy/paste 🙂🧩

The usual workflow is:

  1. In the main layout, multi-select the elements

    • Ctrl + left-click each one
    • or Ctrl + drag a box to select several at once

  2. Press Ctrl + C

  3. Save the current layout with Ctrl + S

  4. Open the sub-layout

  5. Press Ctrl + V

That pastes all selected elements into the other layout, keeping their positions.

If you want a true “move” instead of a copy:

  • go back to the main layout
  • select the original elements
  • delete them with Del

So the short answer is: copy/paste between layouts, then delete the originals if needed. There’s no direct bulk-move feature as far as the docs describe.

If you want, I can also give you the fastest “clean rearrange” workflow so the pasted elements don’t end up stacked awkwardly 😄

sudden salmonBOT
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