Consistent controls on every window
On pages that are shown as a window (WordPress iframe or Fleek modal), the header usually has window controls.
Typical controls
Close: Closes the window (or navigates away). May use shortcut Alt+W. On an iframe, closing typically navigates back (e.g. to dashboard or to the minimized-windows page if that's where you came from).
Minimize: Adds the current page to the minimized list and navigates to #/minimized-windows. Shortcut often Alt+M.
Fullscreen: Toggles maximized (fullscreen) state so the window uses the full content area. Shortcut: Ctrl/Cmd + Space. A Pin control may also be present: when pinned, the header stays visible (e.g. doesn't auto-hide) so the window behaves like a "pinned" tab.
Where they appear
WordPress iframe: When you're on a route like #/wp/edit.php?post_type=post, the iframe has its own header (or the layout wraps it) with IframeWindowControls (close, minimize, fullscreen). So you can minimize that WordPress screen into the FleekDash window list.
Fleek modal / overlay: When a GlobalFleekWindow (or similar) is open (e.g. a React modal or overlay), its header can expose the same ideas: close, minimize, fullscreen, pin. Minimizing adds the modal's state/URL to the minimized list and navigates to the minimized-windows page.
Consistent controls on every "window" so you can close, minimize, or go fullscreen without guessing.
Shortcuts
When a WordPress iframe or Fleek modal window is open, the header shows window controls.
| Shortcut | Control |
Ctrl/Cmd + Space | Fullscreen / restore |
Alt + M | Minimize (adds to #/minimized-windows) |
Alt + W | Close |
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In practice
Window Manager — close, Minimize, Fullscreen; where they appear. On this page, Consistent controls on every window is covered in detail: what it looks like in the admin, the exact controls it exposes, and how it behaves when you use it day to day. The sections above walk through Typical controls, Where they appear, Shortcuts in order, so you can skim headings and jump straight to the part you need. Because consistent controls on every window is part of Window Manager — docked panels, bookmarks, and minimized windows that keep tools within reach — the settings you touch here interact with the rest of the feature; when in doubt, open the feature overview and follow the docs in order.
See also
Need a hand? Contact support or head back to the Window Manager guide.