If you move the cursor/pointer to the very bottom, you should see a short line with an arrow above it. Similar to what you see when you move the bottom line to the bottom - except only one not two arrows (one above and one below the line).
Once you have the cursor/pointer positioned at the right point to get the line and arrow, just move it up and it will restore the view without the entire list of messages.
David
| David Brostoff davbro
November 28 |
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In the thread “Has Apple MAIL become a bit messy?” Nathan Duke (sinaredes) wrote:
Has Apple MAIL become a bit messy?
Apple Mail provides an adjustable horizontal slider/divider that allows one to view the content of individual emails while looking at a mailbox’s list of available messages. This allows reading of emails without having to open individual emails.
Recently, I lowered the slider/divider to the bottom of the mailbox window and it became non-functional…I can’t move it back up. I have been able to correct the situation by running Disk Utility, but the corrected state only lasts as long as I don’t turn off my MBP. When I restart the laptop, I have to run Disk Utility again to get things working…until today. The Disk Utility repair no longer fixes things.
Any thoughts as to what the issue might be and how it might be repaired?
You don’t mention your OS, but in my setup with Big Sur 11.6.1, Mail > Menu bar > View > Show Bottom Preview toggles that on, and Show Side Preview toggles it off.