| As others have said, click and drag in the "empty" layer bar beyond your edit points, or if you can't see that area (because you're zoomed in etc.), press and hold Y to temporarily bring up the Pan Behind tool, then click and drag in the middle of the layer bar.
Whether or not keyframes move depend on whether or not they are selected. You have can have some selected (such as mask shape keyframes), and others not selected (such as opacity). This rules whether the keyframes are visible or not - i.e. you may have a keyframe still selected, then twirled up that parameter! To avoid accidental keyframe slippage, with the layer selected, press Shift+F2 to deselect everything except the layer itself.
- Chris
On Dec 5, 2012, at 4:24 PM, Tupper, Scott (HQP) wrote: Just ran into this today. What about being be able to “slip” content on the timeline and have its in and points as well as keyframes stay in place like in your NLE? -scott
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