Manuel Freiholz

Like Qt's default docking system the docked section content should enter the floating state with it's last known position. Double-Clicking the floating widget's title inserts the section-content into the last...

Currently the ContainerWidget requires a margin/padding to allow dropping contents into the outer-areas.

... with all of its functionality: - maximize - split by moving it to the edge of the screen - and everything else...

Currently it's unpredictable. It might be good to use the same width/height as the parent content, if dropped on existing content. In case of outer-drop we might use the preferred...

What happens, if the latest position was on monitor X, but monitor has been disconnected? Will it be out of screen?

Currently it's only possible to drop a floating-widget on to the drop-indicators.

`ContainerWidget::showSectionContent` needs to insert the SC at the correct preferred position of SW

It would be easier when the SectionTitleWidget and SectionContentWidget are created inside the "SectionContent::newSectionContent(..)" method. This would make sure, that those two objects always exists.

e.g. something like: `ContainerWidget::setFloating(SectionContent::RefPtr)`

Show them with vertical title headers on the edge, without contents. Only show contents temporary on click until another view gets focus.