Configuring the Size and Position of the Guidance Center
Personalize the in-app content experience with options for pinning and unpinning the
Guidance Center panel. The Guidance Center panel also automatically expands for videos and
Trailhead modules, offering more room on the screen for your content.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Starter, Professional, Enterprise,
Performance, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
Pinning and Unpinning the Guidance Center
The Guidance Center panel can overlap some elements of the page in Lightning
Experience. To split the screen between the Guidance Center and the Lightning
Experience page, side by side with no overlap, click the pin icon in
the Guidance Center header.
Salesforce remembers a user’s pin selection for the browser and device they’re
on.
Tip Pinning works best on wide screens. If the screen is too narrow, the
Guidance Center can still overlap content on the page even when it’s pinned.
To exit the split view and have the Guidance Center overlap the Lightning Experience
page again, click the unpin icon in the Guidance Center header.
Note If you’re using Enablement programs, the Guidance Center is pinned by
default.
To turn off pinning and unpinning, contact Salesforce Customer Support.
Expanded View for Videos and Trailhead Content
Some content types in the Guidance Center, such as videos or Trailhead units, are
easier to experience when you have more room on the screen. For these content types,
the Guidance Center automatically expands to a larger width.
To resize the Guidance Center after it expands, toggle the arrow icon.
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