and by default selecting the parent directly above the currently selected element.
Another implementation would consist of functionality like switching tabs in Chrome: Cmd/Ctrl+Page Up = go tab left, Cmd/Ctrl+Page Down = go tab right. In Bubble that could be Cmd/Ctrl+Page Up = [Select parent] and Cmd/Ctrl+Page Down = [Select the element under the current element] — as a result of these functional shortcuts you could very quickly navigate across multiple layers
I’ll second this request. This would be incredibly helpful, especially when I have an element (ex. repeating group) nested inside of a group that has a snug fit.
This describes my main issue nicely. I can’t select tightly-knit outer layers without first clicking an inner nested layer, opening the option panel, scrolling down, clicking select a parent dropdown menu, figuring out which layer I need to select in order to get to the outer layer I am trying to get to in the first place, and clicking again.
I third this request. I have the same issue. After I work around use the edit dialog, I also find it hard to make slight adjustments because this path removes the ability to move the selected group around with the arrows. I often try to click and drag it with the mouse which just sets to focus back on the child object. The only way to move the parent group that I have found is to go through this and move the handles using the mouse or type new coordinates in. In addition to the OP’s hotkey, I would also suggest another hotkey or “shift” button modifier that allows us to drag a focused group without selecting any child object inside it.
Sorry, Ctrl-Click on Windows definitely does not select first parent. Neither does Shift-Click, Alt-Click, Shift-Alt-Click, Ctrl-Alt-Click, nor Ctrl-Alt-Shift-Click.
Hi @chris.williamson1996 sorry, but there is no “CMD” command on a Windows PC. Just the keys I mentioned. And none of them perform the “select first parent”. The “Select the element under the current element.” sounds promising, but again, no CMD key.
