Zoom will automatically enter side-by-side mode when a participant starts sharing their screen.Everyone has run into this problem at least once: you are running a program, and you minimize it to the task bar.
Click your profile picture then click Settings. These thumbnails during fullscreen can be moved by clicking and dragging. Upon leaving side-by-side mode, video thumbnails are displayed either above the content when in windowed mode (similar to speaker view) or over the content in the top-right corner of the screen when in fullscreen. To exit Side-by-side Mode, click View Options and then uncheck Side-by-side mode. In the top-right corner, click the View button to choose between Side-by-side: Speaker View or Side-by-side: Gallery View, which determines how many videos you see on the right side. Click and drag the separator to adjust the size of each view. Hover your pointer over the boundary between the shared screen and participants' video until your pointer changes to a double arrow and you see a grey line separating both views. The shared screen will appear on the left and the speaker will appear on the right. While viewing a shared screen, click on View Options and choose Side-by-side mode. Viewing a shared screen in Side-by-side mode Note: Side-by-side mode does not work if the dual-monitors setting is enabled. Zoom desktop client for Windows, macOS, or Linux, version. 
Automatically entering Side-by-side mode. 
Viewing a shared screen in Side-by-side mode. Webinar hosts can also specify the attendees view of shared screen is in side-by-side mode. 
They can also adjust the location of the separator between the shared screen and video to change the relative size of each side.
Meeting and webinar participants who are viewing a shared screen can switch to side-by-side mode, which allows them to see the shared screen alongside either the Speaker view or Gallery view, depending on which view they choose.
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