When using a tree node to launch a subtree, you can configure Zingtree so that the subtree automatically returns to the original tree. Here's how to set it up:

1. Create your starting tree and the subtree that will be launched from the starting tree.
2. In the starting tree, create a Tree Node. Specify the node in the starting tree that you want to return to when the subtree is finished (highlighted in yellow below). It looks like this when editing a tree node:
3. In the subtree, create a new tree node, and specify it as “Return to previous tree”. Like this:
4. When the "Return to previous tree" node is reached in the subtree, the return node from the starting tree will appear.

Exception for Persistent Buttons

When a tree node is launched from a persistent button, and then a return is encountered, the return will go to the node where the persistent button was launched from. 

• Tree Nodes: How to Link Trees Together
• Persistent Buttons: How to Add or Hide