Drag the state names up and down to reorder them (the topmost state is the one that's visible by default). Click the View All icon in the floating context bar to enter all states view. Click Add State toward the bottom of the dropdown to create a new state. Click the Delete State icon to the right of a state's name to delete it. Click the Duplicate State icon to the right of a state's name to make a copy of it. Click a state's name to view its widgets on the canvas. In the dropdown that appears, you can do the following: To edit the dynamic panel states themselves, click the current state's name in the floating context bar that appears above the dynamic panel. In this mode, you can add, remove, and edit widgets in the dynamic panel's states. Managing States On the Canvasĭouble-click a dynamic panel on the canvas to enter state-editing mode, indicated by a purple mask and white toolbars on the canvas. You can toggle the outline mask at View → Masks in the application menu. The Dynamic Panel Maskĭynamic panels have a purple outline by default to make them easier to spot on the canvas. This will create a new fit-to-content dynamic panel with a single state that contains the selected widgets. Select one or more widgets, right-click, and select Create Dynamic Panel in the context menu. 
You can create a new dynamic panel using widgets already on the canvas. This dynamic panel's dimensions are fixed by default, so make sure to enable Fit to Content on it if you want it to automatically resize to fit to its contained widgets. A dynamic panel dragged onto the canvas from the Libraries pane will start out with a single, empty state you can add widgets to.
There's an empty dynamic panel widget in the Dynamic section of the Default widget library.
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