The [JSup Graphic editor|graphic editor] normally show all the content of a [JSup graphic windows|window], but you can change this and make the [JSup Graphic editor|editor] to show only the content of a single [JSup Binders|binder].

Fucusing the view of [JSup Graphic editor|graphic editor] is useful to edit the content of a [JSup Binders|binder] in a easy way, because you see only the [JSup Binders|binder] content.

Focusing means to change the [JSup editor View base|view base] of the [JSup Graphic editor|graphic editor].

How to change the view focus

When a single [JSup Binders|binder] or a [JSup Composite shapes|composite shapes] is [JSup editor object selection and navigation|selected] then it can be:

• focused (with zoom) with the toolbar button or using menu View / Zoom composite object (Z key). The focused object is [JSup Zooming a graphic area|zoomed] to fit the [JSup graphic windows|window] area.
• focused (no zoom) with the menu View / View only (Shift+O keys). The size/position of the content of the focused object is the same as in the [JSup graphic windows|window].

You can also focus recursively on sub [JSup Binders|binders] to edit inner [JSup Graphic objects|graphic objects].

When the view base is focused on a [JSup Binders|binder] you can de-focus the view:

• focus on previous [JSup Binders|binder] with the toolbar button or using menu View / Zoom back on previous binder (Shift+Z keys). The [JSup Binders|binder] that contains the current view base will be the new view base (and [JSup Zooming a graphic area|zoomed] to fit the [JSup graphic windows|window] area); if the current view base is contained directly by the [JSup graphic windows|window] than the view will be not focused (normal view).
• restore normal view with the toolbar button or menu View / Normal view (W key) to make the [JSup graphic windows|window] the view base (as normal).