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Docking the set list

While a set list is playing, you can choose where it appears on screen. This lets you keep the set list beside your library so you can see what’s coming up while you browse, or tuck it along the bottom with the player controls.

Dock positions

Bottom

The set list sits along the bottom of the screen with the player controls. A toggle button lets you expand and collapse it. This is the default.

The Chordle song library with the currently playing set list docked along the bottom of the screen with the player controls

Left

The set list is docked to the left, underneath your library list. It’s always shown while a set list is playing - there’s no expand/collapse toggle.

The Chordle song library with the currently playing set list docked to the left, underneath the song library list

The set list is docked to the right of the screen, beside all of the content. Like the left dock, it’s always shown while a set list is playing.

The Chordle song library with the currently playing set list docked to the right, sitting beside the song content

Changing the dock position

There are two ways to set where the set list docks:

The Chordle player with the set list docked at the bottom and the Manage menu open, showing the Dock set list options for choosing bottom, left or right

💡 Changing the set list docking position isn’t available on phone-sized devices - it will always appear docked with the player controls at the bottom.

Docking and full screen

Going full screen hides the library and set list so the song fills the screen. How you bring the set list back depends on where it’s docked:

  • Left or right - tapping the reveal button in the top left of the player brings the library back into view, and because the set list is docked beside it, the set list reappears too.
  • Bottom - the set list comes back with the player controls. On a desktop, move the mouse to the bottom of the screen; on a touch device, tap the bottom of the screen. Revealing the controls re-docks the player bar normally, so the bottom-docked set list reappears with it.

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