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Why is my toolbar so small?
I couldn't find how to change this in Windows 10
To get a larger toolbar in NetBeans just right click the toolbar, then uncheck the Small Toolbar Icons menu entry from the popup menu:
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What is the name of this new zoom window in Xcode 12? I'm trying to hide it.
That is the minimap, and you can hide it from the little popup menu at the top right of the canvas.
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Keyboards Shortcut -> Shift+Ctrl+Cmd+M
Menu Option:
Step 1. Select "Adjust Editor Option"
Step 2. Select "Minimap"
Can anyone tell me what the windowitems in the Eclipse views encircled in red in the screenshot below are called? And more importantly, how to disable the use of them and just show the toolbar buttons of the view. In older versions of Eclipse the toolbar would just be shown instead of this tiny button to unhide the toolbar.
screenshot of Eclipse with window menubuttons encircled in red.
Eclipse Luna Help says to "unlock the toolbar by right clicking the toolbar and selecting the Lock the Toolbars menu item." However, when I right click the toolbar, no options at all are displayed. Any ideas how to proceed?
Sometimes the 'Theme' and 'Color and Font theme' are not selected in Window - Preferences - General - Appearance. See the print:
After selecting them and restarted Eclipse, The toolbars are unlocked.
Not really sure why it doesn't show up in the right click menu as the documentation suggests, but you can access the Lock the Toolbars command from quick access menu (CTRL+3).
However that doesn't seem to have any effect and there is and open bug report for that, so this functionality is probably currently broken.
how to disable the blue box shown on the picture in eclipse.
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Go to Preferences->General->Text Editors. Disable "Show range indicator".
I accidentally removed the "Create new Class" button in eclipse. How would I get it back onto the top toolbar? I've looked through all the menus and I cant find an option to do it.
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Just right-click on your perspective (top right corner default) and choose Customize.
There you can select and deselect toolbar icons.
Java Element Creation -> New Java Project/Package/Class
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In eclipse 4.4, choose Window->Customize perspective. First tab (Tool Bar Visibility) allows to customize toolbar buttons.