jsfiddle js panel size is stuck! How do I reset it?

Question

Image says it all I think:

The draggable for resizing the js/html panels is gone and that js pane is too small! The big problem is that this issue persists after restarting my browser, clearing the cache, and deleting cookies. How do I reset this so I can use jsfiddle again?

Selfdriven

I'm not suggesting it's "off-topic," but the jsFiddle guys are pretty good at responding to tweets, @jsfiddle, over on Twitter. – Thursby

thanks for the tip! I'll head over there if this goes unanswered for a little while. – Selfdriven

If they respond, from memory it can take a day or so, do consider posting their response as an answer to the question (if they don't themselves answer here). – Thursby

Answer 1

Please run Layout.setWindowSizes(null) from console

https://github.com/jsfiddle/jsfiddle-issues/issues/493

Starnes

This is the kinda crap that and makes me question my love of coding. Thank you. – Kimberleykimberli

This also helps if you've accidentally dragged the vertical middle bar too far to the right, and can't drag it back left. – Disepalous

Excellent - had the same problem! Worked – Lasky

What to do when you actually run Layout.setWindowSizes(null), but the console ends up with showing this the following error message Uncaught ReferenceError: Layout is not defined(…)? – Pelagian

Same here. This solution not working anymore - is there any other workaround? – Reconnoiter

Nevermind, it's still working, I just selected wrong context in console. – Reconnoiter

@Pelagian @Reconnoiter In the console, select top as the context and it will work. I believe the problem is with running this under the context of adblock. – Tonetic

@Rohmer, what do you mean by select top ? – Cherokee

@Cherokee go to chrome developer tools console, in the upper left there is a dropdown select menu. Choose top. – Tonetic

while this brings back the drag line, but then immediately jumps back to unusable state, when I try to resize the JS container. – Vanny

This solved the issue thanks!Was driving me crazy. Very poor show that this can't be achieved from the UI though. – Belated

There should be a button or something with that function, so annoying. – Immortal

True that. I was stuck as well. – Sequoia

Got thrown off by the 'console' - Didn't realize this was the Browser Console in Chrome or IE. This works like a charm but can it be done as an option under the settings drop down ? Would love to see it there. – Reggy

Answer 2

As of December 6, 2018, the current answer to this question no longer works due to a rewrite of the JsFiddle site that happened sometime in June/July of 2018.

1. Press F12 to open DevTools (Chrome) or Debugger (Firefox, Edge).
2. Navigate to "Application" in Chrome DevTools, or "Storage in Firefox/Edge Debugger.
3. Find "Local Storage".
4. Find www.jsfiddle.net.
5. Delete any entries/keys labeled as grid_*-split-sizes (eg. grid_1-split-sizes, grid_2-split-sizes, grid_3-split-sizes).
6. Refresh jsfiddle.net webpage.

Source: https://github.com/jsfiddle/jsfiddle-issues/issues/1151

Stabilizer