## MaxPane

Easily maximize/unmaximize a pane without resetting your multi-pane setup.

Ever used a multi pane setup in Sublime Text and want to maximize a single pane for a bit, *and* be able to switch back to the multi pane layout again when done?

*Then MaxPane is for you.*

It also works great with [BetterTabCycling](https://github.com/ahuff44/sublime-better-tab-cycling), [Origami](https://github.com/SublimeText/Origami) and [Distraction Free Window](https://github.com/aziz/DistractionFreeWindow#changing-layout)!

So lets say you have this multi pane setup:

![normal](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16542113/65072662-a304d900-d991-11e9-92a3-b5ab1b3396bd.png)

### Maximize Panes

Press <kbd>ctrl + k</kbd>, <kbd>ctrl + f</kbd> _(Linux/Windows)_ / <kbd>super + k</kbd>, <kbd>super + f</kbd> _(MacOS)_ to maximize the active (upper right) pane:

![max_pane](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16542113/65072721-bfa11100-d991-11e9-86b9-787081649aa0.png)

Press <kbd>ctrl + k</kbd>, <kbd>ctrl + f</kbd> _(Linux/Windows)_ / <kbd>super + k</kbd>, <kbd>super + f</kbd> _(MacOS)_ another time to return to the original state.


## Maximize Editor

Press <kbd>ctrl + k</kbd>, <kbd>ctrl + m</kbd> _(Linux/Windows)_ / <kbd>super + k</kbd>, <kbd>super + m</kbd> _(MacOS)_ to hide everything but the active pane.

![max_editor](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16542113/65072758-cf205a00-d991-11e9-8b53-33942e645edb.png)

Press <kbd>ctrl + k</kbd>, <kbd>ctrl + m</kbd> _(Linux/Windows)_ / <kbd>super + k</kbd>, <kbd>super + m</kbd> _(MacOS)_ another time to return to the original state.


### Installation

Install via [Package Control](http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control)