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JeromeR
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The draggable control itself is a splitter of one kind (Telerik example) or another (DevExpress example). The separate space that is created by dragging the splitter usually called a pane or sometimes a panel. Try the links to see this demonstrated, to confirm that this is the kind of interaction you meant to describe.

It's a splitter and pane…

It's less likely to be called a drawer or an accordion section. It all depends on how this interaction is implemented.

The draggable control itself is a **splitter**, of one kind or another. The separate space that is created by dragging the splitter usually called a **pane** or sometimes a **panel**. To confirm that this is the kind of interaction you meant to describe, have a look at these samples: [Telerik example][1] or [DevExpress example][2]. There are other samples out there, of course.

…or perhaps not

This interaction is less likely to be called a **drawer** or an **accordion** section. It all depends on how this interaction is implemented.

The draggable control itself is a splitter of one kind (Telerik example) or another (DevExpress example). The separate space that is created by dragging the splitter usually called a pane or sometimes a panel. Try the links to see this demonstrated, to confirm that this is the kind of interaction you meant to describe.

It's less likely to be called a drawer or an accordion section. It all depends on how this interaction is implemented.

It's a splitter and pane…

The draggable control itself is a **splitter**, of one kind or another. The separate space that is created by dragging the splitter usually called a **pane** or sometimes a **panel**. To confirm that this is the kind of interaction you meant to describe, have a look at these samples: [Telerik example][1] or [DevExpress example][2]. There are other samples out there, of course.

…or perhaps not

This interaction is less likely to be called a **drawer** or an **accordion** section. It all depends on how this interaction is implemented.
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JeromeR
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The draggable control itself is probablya splitter a splitterof one kind (Telerik example) or another (DevExpress example). The separate space that this creates is probablycreated by dragging the splitter usually called a pane or sometimes a panel. Try the links to see this demonstrated, to confirm that this is the kind of interaction you meant to describe.

It's less likely to be called a drawer or an accordion section. it kind ofIt all depends on how this interaction is implemented.

Let's see what others say.

The draggable control itself is probably a splitter. The separate space that this creates is probably called a pane.

It's less likely to be a drawer or an accordion section. it kind of depends on how this is implemented.

Let's see what others say.

The draggable control itself is a splitter of one kind (Telerik example) or another (DevExpress example). The separate space that is created by dragging the splitter usually called a pane or sometimes a panel. Try the links to see this demonstrated, to confirm that this is the kind of interaction you meant to describe.

It's less likely to be called a drawer or an accordion section. It all depends on how this interaction is implemented.

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JeromeR
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The draggable control itself is probably a splitter. The separate space that this creates is probably called a pane.

It's less likely to be a drawer or an accordion section. it kind of depends on how this is implemented.

Let's see what others say.