My right side panel has disappeared. I looked at a post with the same title; the recommendation was to use "command " or “command .” but the right panel is still missing (the left panel shows/hides with those commands, which I already know about). I’m wondering if I accidentally pressed some combination of keys and now my right panel went on a permanent vacation?! Please, Help? Thank you!
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It’s back now… I didn’t do anything. Maybe it just went out to grab a coffee?
Clarification, earlier I was trying "command " and “command .” to no avail… Maybe Figma was working on that component?
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Command + \ will open and close those panels
now I am getting the same problem
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If you’re running 1Password, the "command+" shortcut opens 1Password. You need to disable or change that default shortcut in 1Password in order for it to work in Figma.
I’ve been creating color styles all afternoon and the panel keeps disappearing. I’ve tried quitting Figma and even tried restarting my Mac and it continues to disappear. I’m NOT running 1Password. Thoughts?
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Had the same issue! For me, I think it was an issue with the browser scaling when I switched monitors – basically the right panel fell off the screen b/c it was too zoomed in.
To fix: If you’re in Chrome, got o View → Actual Size (or hit Cmd + 0)
It fixed the proportions and I got my design panel back. Hope this helps.
I’ve tried all of these suggestions and it’s still disappearing. Refreshing the browser tab only fixes it temporarily, and it disappears the next few times I double-click an object. Is this something a patch would fix? or is this just Chrome-related? I’m using Chrome and no plugins. Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks in advance!
Hey there! You should be able to access your panels again by using the shortcut cmd \ as mentioned here: View layers and pages
If this doesn’t help, please try to force-quit and clear out your cache on your browser?
- Google Chrome: Clear all your browsing data to remove offline changes from Figma: Clear cache & cookies - Computer - Google Account Help
- Safari: lets you choose which websites you want to delete data from. You can use this feature to remove data from just Figma: Clear cookies in Safari on Mac - Apple Support
- Mozilla Firefox: lets you choose which websites you want to delete data from. You can use this feature to remove data from just Figma: Manage local site storage settings | Firefox Help
- Microsoft Edge: Delete your browser history to remove any offline changes from Figma: View and delete browser history in Microsoft Edge - Microsoft Support
Caution: This will delete any offline changes and prevent you from saving them to Figma. Once you have cleared your browsing history, you will not be able to retrieved any unsaved changes.
Let me know if this helps! If not, I’d suggest you to reach out directly to the support team so our technical specialist can investigate it further: here
Be sure to use your Figma account email and mention your laptop specs and type of browser.
check it your ‘Dev Mode’ slide has been triggered- it’s a slide button at the bottom tool bar with an ‘S’ logo on it’s side. That’s what happened to me …
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