I installed, desinstalled and installed again the Visual Studio Code and in may computer it can`t appear the bar in the Y axix in left side of the screem. Someone can help me?enter image description here
In VS Code, at the top menu, go to View -> Appearance -> Show Activity Bar. This will toggle the menu you're looking for.
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I was working on the visual studio application.
And suddenly, my window control buttons hopped to the left side of the main menu navbar,
hiding the buttons File & Edit.
Does anyone know how to re-placing the windows control buttons back to the right side of the navbar?
In vscode v1.71.2 the window.experimental.windowControlsOverlay.enabled setting has been disabled by default.
This bug was released in vscode v1.71. It may be related to using RTL languages. I would assume this will be fixed in a point release.
Try disabling this setting:
window.experimental.windowControlsOverlay.enabled
from [windows default close button location moved on its own when updating to v1.71.0][1]
I'm new to VScode software.
I have installed it , but it seems that every example i see on the net has a leftsidebarmenu.
Example of vertical menu bar here.
But my vscode 2022 on windows does not have it.
My vscode 2022 without vertical leftbar menu.
Anyone how i can add it?
Thanks in advance.
Just Go to View in Menu Bar and then Select Appearance the Tick the option Show Activity Bar
Its not Visual Studio Code, you have downloaded Visual Studio, thats an IDE
You can download it here -> Visual Code
I've recently re-downloaded Visual Studio Code, but I'm having troubles trying to remove a section in the left side bar. That section is called WWW and it's from the ftp-simple extension. If you don't know what it is, it's a simple extension that allows you to connect to a remove server and manage the files from your editor.
I've uninstalled the extension but the section is still there.
Is there a way to remove it permanently?
Go to the View menu and select Open View. A panel opens and you can select what is displayed in sidebar. If you don't want anything displayed you can hide the sidebar by going to View/Appearance/Toggle Sidebar.
Earlier this week I installed the latest release (May 2018) of Visual Studio Code and ever since then all the icons in the Activity Bar (i.e. the long thin bar on the far left of the window) fail to display. I always get the Explorer icon but after that the only one that does display is whatever I currently have open in the sidebar.
Perhaps some screenshots might help explain:
I've searched high and low in Settings to try and find how to get them all to display but I can't find anything. Can anyone help?
I'm on macOS High Sierra 10.13.5 by the way.
Right click on the activity bar itself and select whatever you want have on the activity side bar. if for some reason you don't see the activity bar, go to
View-> Appearance ->Show Activity bar
"Try right clicking the Activity Bar itself. If I right click it I get a list of the icons to show/hide."
In VSCode version 1.59 (Windows 10), the setting of controlling the visibility of activity bar is:
Settings -> User >-> Workbench -> Appearance -> Activity Bar -> "Visible
Controls the visibility of the activity bar in the workbench"
See the screenshot below:
Click on menu, if you don't have the top menu click the alt key the menu will appear. On the menu click view then click appearance, then click show activity bar. If all the activity bar does not show, go back to view menu to bring them back one by one. To keep an icon from disappearing right click on each activity bar, look for keep, click it. That will make it stay.
If you are a windows user and have the latest version of visual studio code
1)First go to the view section in the upper top of the visual studio code.
2)GO to preferences
3)Go to show Activity Bar and click on it.
This is the only fix that worked for me on Mac:
Click "View" > "Open view...". Search for the extension. From there you can open the extension in a side panel.
How can I show the versions of the extensions installed in Visual Studio Code?
Also, but unrelated, does anyone know the maximum file size that can be handled by VS Code?
This will work from a command line:
code --list-extensions --show-versions
I do not know when this functionality was added. Sample output:
See CLI Options
Hit F1 or CTRL + SHIFT + P and enter show i :
Click on "Extensions Show Installed Extensions":
Open VS Code.
Go to Extensions (in left side-nav or icon with boxes ).
In search Extension type: #installed
You will be able to see all installed VS code extensions.
You can access in the right menu like bellow image with shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+X.
If does not appear, you can click on three points and then Show Installed Extensions.
You can Uninstall too in this path.
Click on Extension Icon present in left side panel.
It will display the extension list.
On top you can see three dots.
Click on this dots, it will display the installed extensions