Side Keyboard
If your iPad keyboard isn't full-sized and centered at the bottom of your screen, you probably turned on one of these features:
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Using keyboard shortcuts. Keyboard shortcutsare ways to perform actions by using your keyboard. They're called shortcuts because they help you work faster. In fact, almost any action or command you can perform with a mouse can be performed faster using one or more keys on your keyboard. The Keychron K2 is essentially a bigger version of the Keychron K6. The K2 is a 75% keyboard with a row of dedicated function keys, while the K6 is 65%. They're nearly identical in features, but the K6 has lower latency, making it a better choice for gaming. Method 1: Turn on NumLock. I suggest you to turn on the NumLock key, which is on the right side of the keyboard above the number keys and check if the number keys on the right side of the keyboard is working. If the issue persists follow method 2. Method 2: Use external keyboard. Please connect an external keyboard to the laptop and check if that’s working.
- Floating keyboard, which is a smaller single keyboard that can move anywhere on the screen
- Split keyboard, which divides the keyboard into two halves that can move up and down
To get your keyboard back to normal, follow the steps below.
How to get your floating iPad keyboard back to normal
- Place two fingers on the floating keyboard.
- Spread your fingers apart to enlarge the keyboard back to full size, then let go.
How to get your split iPad keyboard back to normal
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- Tap a text field in an app to make the keyboard appear.
- Touch and hold the keyboard button in the lower-right corner of the keyboard.
- Slide your finger up to either Merge or Dock and Merge, then let go.
The split keyboard is available only on iPad models that have a Home button.
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Side Keyboard Keys Not Working
Find out more about typing with the onscreen keyboard on iPad, including how to use the floating and split keyboard.