Basic Skills in the Tutorial: [https://docs.easyeda.com/en/Introduction/Introduction-to-EasyEDA/index.html](https://docs.easyeda.com/en/Introduction/Introduction-to-EasyEDA/index.html)

Unfortunately it does mess up a bit and the easiest thing is to rip up some tracks and replace them.

You need to select the component and have to drag using mouse to preserve the connection. If you use the keyboard arrow keys and moved the component then the connection will be lost.

@andyfierman does  not work. first time is moves all components, detaching the tracks. Only then it moves all together...

@micksulley EasyEDA uses the CAD standard for selections, so selection rectangle from right -> left selects everything it touches. Selection rectangle from left -> right selects only what fits inside the rectangle entirely. I use this selection property to grab and entire component and all of it's connections then de-select traces that I don't want to move and then drag it as a whole. Very predictable movement. Short clip of me demonstrating it. ![[video-to-gif output image]](https://im7.ezgif.com/tmp/ezgif-7-ef33fb424ba5.gif) I skipped the part of selecting, I was having a hard time de-selecting all the data lines in the lower left corner so I cut that part out

@cjohnson, Something has gone awry with the link to your video clip... Does ezgif time out?