With your Slide Over app, or secondary app, floating on top of the main app on your iPad's screen, drag the top of that pop-up window upwards or downwards. You can move it to the left or right side of the screen. To move the secondary Slide Over app to the other side of the screen: Drag from the top of the window (you'll see a grey long line there).
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How to move the Slide Over app, or secondary app If you're running iPadOS 15 or later, you can open the App Switcher and just drag one app over another app to launch Split View. In Split View, the second app appears side by side with the current app. In Slide Over, the second app opens in full screen and the original app moves to a smaller window that you can move to the right or left-hand side of your screen. The current app will shift to the side and the Home screen will appear to allow you to select a second app. If you have another iPad, press the Touch ID home button. If you have an iPad Pro 2018 model or later, the iPad Air (2020), iPad Air (2022), iPad mini (2021) or iPad (10th gen), you can tap anywhere on the screen to wake your iPad. To go back to the iPad's Home screen, swipe up from the bottom of the screen quickly if you are using an iPad Pro, iPad Air (2020), iPad Air (2022), iPad mini (2021), or iPad (10th gen) or hit the Touch ID home button for other iPads. To close windows on iPad: Launch the App Switcher (see above) > Swipe up on the app or window you want to close. For other iPad models, double tap the Touch ID home button. If you are using the iPad Pro (2018) models or later, iPad mini (2021), the iPad Air (2020), iPad Air (2022), iPad (10th gen), you can switch between apps by swiping up on the long white bar at the bottom of the screen just like you can on the button-less iPhone models. If you have a Smart Keyboard connected to your iPad, you can press Cmd + Spacebar to bring up the search bar on iPad.
This will also bring up Siri Suggestions. Swipe down from the Home page on your iPad to access the search bar.
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