Hide Frame

The Hide Frame action removes a previously displayed frame from the current interface layout.

It is typically used when a frame has been loaded as an additional UI layer, for example for menus, overlays, or content subpages, and needs to be hidden again.

Hide Frame is the inverse of the Show Frame action, which is used to load and display additional frames. Together, these actions make it possible to build interfaces using multiple frame layers that can be shown or removed dynamically.

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Parameters

Parameter	Description
ID	Identifier of the frame layer to hide
Transition	Defines how the frame should disappear
Transition Duration	Duration of the hide transition

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ID

The ID identifies the frame layer that should be removed.

This action does not reference a specific frame object directly. Instead, it targets the layer identifier used when the frame was shown.

This makes it possible to reuse the same frame in different parts of an interface while still controlling where it is displayed.

Typical IDs are used to define interface regions such as:

• Menu

• Content

• Header

Using consistent layer IDs helps structure interfaces into logical page areas that can be updated independently.

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Transition

The Transition parameter defines how the frame disappears from the interface.

Available options are:

• None

• Fade Out

• Slide Out Left

• Slide Out Top

• Slide Out Right

• Slide Out Bottom

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Transition Duration

The Transition Duration defines how long the hide animation takes.

This parameter is used when a transition effect is selected and controls the timing of the frame removal animation.

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Usage

The Hide Frame action is commonly used to remove interface layers such as menus, modal views, overlays, or dynamically loaded content areas.

For example, a sidebar menu loaded into the Menu layer with Show Frame can later be removed again using Hide Frame with the same layer ID.