In this tutorial I'm following the instructor has the option to open preview to the side but I don't see it in my visual studio window, could it be removed in the new update?
to clarify my question is how do I preview my code to the side?
I'm looking to get a visualization of a decision tree
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On Visual Studio Code version 1.59.1 the Help, Customize and Learn features are not present, as shown on Getting started with Visual Studio Code video tutorial from https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/introvideos/basics
What should I do to include them in welcome screen?
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That video is just over a year old now according to the date on the page, and the Welcome Screen no longer looks like that with the current version of Visual Studio Code.
However, you can still access many, if not all of these from the "Open a Walkthrough" option present on the welcome page. This should open a drop down where you can choose from different options to learn more about Visual Studio Code.
You will have to look through these options, but as an example, the settings option can be found under the "Learn the Fundamentals" section:
There seemed to be an update yesterday on my visual studio code and now some things don't work properly. For example, double clicking on a plot doesn't open it in a new tab that I can zoom into.
How can I revert the update?
I looked through several similar questions here1, here2, here3, but when I go on the visual studio code website I don't see any update that recently happened-- the last one was in May.
I am thinking about creating an extension in Visual Studio Code. However, I originally wanted to create a dialog with entries and check boxes. It seems that it is not possible to make custom UI dialogs and that everything runs through the command palette. Is there a way to have check boxes in the command palette for an extension?
From what I've seen through digging into different tutorials and documentation check boxes seem like it is impossible to implement in Visual Studio Code.
I'm using Visual Studio Code for web development. It's very useful tool but when i select a tag, element etc. Visual Studio Code show all the same tag, element or etc. I only know where tag is closed. How can i do that?
Unfortunately, this is not supported yet, as you can see in this open issue.
Go there and add a :thumbs_up:, so they could priorize in the next releases, or someone else would create an extension for that.
I am using Visual Studio Code in Mac to do web programming.
I see we could use shift+cmd+v to launch a preview and cmd+k v to launch a preview in a separate window.
But once we modify code and save it, does anyone know how to reload and update the preview (by shortcut by preference)? Additionally, is it possible to automate the updates?
Moreover, I have opened the Debug panel, once I click on the green button, it lets me Select Environment:
Does anyone know which one I should choose to debug client side HTML+JavaScript programs?
1.) The "Preview" you mention is for Markdown files. Its not supposed to render a proper HTML preview, that's why it doesn't work or refresh. As soon as you use it with Markdown files, it updates / refreshes as you type.
But there are a couple of HTML preview extensions in the marketplace, just search for "HTML Preview" and you should be able to find some.
2.) None of those options in your screenshot, VSCode does not ship with a client side debugger by default.
But you can install Debugger for Chrome which uses Chromes debugging protocol. Detailed instructions on how to use it are in the extensions README.