I have a moodle project and after updating to version 3.9 the turn editing on button is not shown, I can not edit my topics
I'm not familiar with RTL themes in general but is it hidden in the cog menu (top left in your screenshot)?
If not, try the URL of your page, with &edit=on or &edit=off on the end of it - with Boost-based themes you can use the Boost Navigation Fumbling plugin (on the plugins directory) to add these links into your nav drawer for users with elevated access.
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Is it posible to hide these icons?
I especially need to hide icons for actions "Synchronize changes", "Commit" and "Refresh".
I tried to use configuration by https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/settings (section "git." or "scm.") but nothing help.
In general, after a recent vscode update, you can right-click on most icons in the UI, including a related ... and select the Hide [commit, refresh, etc.] option to hide it.
Right-clicking on any remaining icon in the same area should give you the option to re-enable those related icons you hid.
The command View: Reset All Menus should bring back all icons across the UI you may have hidden in case you hide them all from the same view!
I'm trying to get to project settings to set tabs & cannot find a Preferences or Project Settings area to do so. All AWS instructions to change user settings say "On a menu bar, choose AWS Cloud9, Preferences..." " ...on the Preferences Tab in the side navigation pane". I can find no menu in the dashboard nor IDE for this (only a few areas that say preference but are just for light/dark theme or # of cards visible).
I saw one previous question on here similar to this and as of Feb '20 that user found the project settings in an EC2 settings area- I've tried that but still cannot find project settings or preferences to change my user settings. (If its relevant, I'm using Chrome on a windows 10 machine)
thanks
UPDATE: This is what I see: IDE lacks menu bar/cog with project settings
In the top right corner, you should see a cog in the top right, this is project settings.
In case that happens to anyone else- the solution that worked for me was to create a new environment- The new environment showed up with a menu bar/cog in the top right corner. I deleted the old environment and problem solved (though I have no idea how I got an IDE w/no menu in the first place)
I would like to sort my javascript outline view. But since I have installed Eclipse 2019-06 version (EDITED : javascript & web dev version), I have no more A-Z icon to sort the methods. Any clue on what is wrong? (I have the Maximize, Minimize, View and Focus icons only)
It seems that I was able to fix it by :
downloading LiClipse on Eclipse marketplace
closing and reopenning all js files
JS files appeared in the project view with an icon with a handle bar sign and now they appear with a JS icon. And the sort icon is back.
How is it possible in version 7.6 of TYPO3 to add a second workspace? I was able to successfully activate the extension workspace management and there appears a menu entry workspaces in the menu bar but I could not find a possibility to add a second workspace. Furthermore there isn't a menu entry in the top menu bar how it used to be (atleast in version 6.1.5).
Is there a configuration step I overlooked? Was the workspace management concept revised in version 7.6? Is there documentation to this?
Regards,
Thomas
After you created the workspace and if it doesn't appear in the top menu bar you only need to log out and then log in again. After this it should appear next to the help menu entry. I tested it with TYPO3 CMS 8.1.2 and 7.6.9 and 6.2.25.
You have to create a new workspace in the list view on your very root page (Pid 0). Just click add record scroll down to workspace and create as many workspaces as you need.
As for the top menu. There is a menu entry. After installing workspace extension, try reloading you backend once. It should appear next to the help menu entry.
this is what I`ve done
I clicked on a project with right button and I`ve selected open in new window. I had 2 windows. First I've closed the primary one, then the new one. After that every time when I run eclipse the project that I've selected to open in new window was the default one. My package explorer every time was in it and I had to click back. I just deleted this project and now I can't navigate in package explorer. It is still set to this project but I can't go back. What can I do ? How can I select the basic package explorer view ?
There should be an Up one level or a Back button enabled on the Package explorer view toolbar - I am not talking about the main toolbars similar buttons but one just under the view header. These buttons shall allow you to return to the original level with multiple projects visible.
This is the Up One Level button that Zoltan is referring to:
Symptom:
The package explorer dialog looks as if you have drilled down into an end node but the dialog is blank and there is no "Up One Level"/"Back Button" to click.
Solution:
Ensure eclipse is not running
Delete the following file:
workspace/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.ui.workbench/workbench.xml
Start Eclipse
The workbench.xml file contains settings for the state of the package explorer among other things. I suspect that the package explorer settings get corrupted somehow.
Top right there is ViewMenu option menu (triangle downside oriented) - try some options there, or click project explorer tab(top left) and try refresh etc. It is hard to see what exactly happened to you.
In Eclipse, Window → Reset Perspective...