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Salt Design System Splitter Accessibility

Describes splitter as a way to customize workspace layout by interactively adjusting boundaries between two or more panels horizontally or vertically.

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User-controlled layout Choose user-controlled layout when users choose the arrangement, visibility, or order of workspace regions around the same task object. Changing layout rearranges regions but does not change the active record, dataset, filters, columns, sort, density, theme, or saved view unless the user explicitly chooses those changes. Supports the idea that users customize workspace layout by adjusting boundaries between panels.
Window splitter Choose window splitter when adjacent panes are both part of the same durable workspace and users need control over their relative sizes. The splitter separates two named panes and communicates which pane size its value represents. Salt describes splitters as adjustable boundaries between panels for customized horizontal or vertical workspace layout.

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