I'm extremely new to Opus Directory Pro, being only on the 3rd day of my free trial. so far I've managed to configure the app how I want to use it, even creating my own buttons with commands to perform functions I use frequently. One command set I want to create has me stumped. I want to quickly get my folder tree view back to a neat starting point. When I collapse all the top level folders, my folder tree view looks like the top half of the image below. I want to create a set of commands that will expand the three folders (Quick Access, Favorites, Desktop) by one level only, as shown in the bottom part of the image.
I can't seem to expand one level only. Whatever I've tried, always expands all levels which is not what I want. Any assistance would be appreciated.
The tree will remember* which top-level items are expanded/collapsed, so you shouldn't need to keep expanding them (unless you're also manually collapsing all of them).
(*It's stored as part of the default lister and also layouts. Depending on settings, the default lister may be saved automatically when you close a window, or only when you explicitly use Settings > Set as Default Lister. Layouts can be updated by saving them again over the top of themselves.)
I guess the way I work, I'm always delving deep into folders. Sometimes it's just easy to start from the top of the tree, and navigate down again, rather than back upwards through the folders. I was just looking to add a neat little button, that closed all the branches and took me back to my personal "reset" state.
