There is a small preview window (right hand side) in Visual Studio Code that I would like to hide. After searching around I haven't found anything and not sure what the name of this feature is.
Is there a setting to turn this off?
It is outlined in the documentation
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/settings
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/userinterface
You must go to your user or workspace settings and set
"editor.minimap.enabled": false
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I don't know why, but since yesterday I have this kind of pop-up that follows my cursor when I write my code, it's SO disturbing! Does anyone know how to turn this stuff off? I had to accidentally activate it with a keyboard shortcut but no idea which one.
Open your settings, search for editor.parameterHints.enabled and untick the setting. Alternatively, in settings.json, add "editor.parameterHints.enabled": false (or set the key to false if it exists already).
You can still bring up the hints on demand using Ctrl+Shift+Space.
I am sharing my project in Live share in Visual Studio Code and I have problem with scrolling. Everytime I scroll, other users see it. Is it possible to disable scrolling synchronization and work independently?
In your user settings (VS-Code), set "explorer.autoReveal": false. It is listed under "File Explorer" on the default settings side.
Up until now I've been using Ctrl+Q to trigger View: Quick Open View. The first option was Explorer, so if I Ctrl+Shift+F to search something I return the Explorer back to the sidebar by Ctrl+Q only.
Today, the first option changed and I have no idea why. It's set to an extension's sidebar view.
If I disable it the first option becomes Bookmarks. How can I tell VS Code I want Explorer to be the first option, like it's always been?
See https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/90232
It was a regression in v1.42 that is due to be fixed in the v1.42.1 recovery update.
Tab key is not working for abbreviation in visual studio code.I have tried lot.How can I fix the problem?I am frustrated.Thinking of using Bracket instead of visual studio code.
In my case
Using (Ctrl + M) return Tab button to its normal working status.
I think you may be asking about this setting:
// Insert snippets when their prefix matches. Works best when
'quickSuggestions' aren't enabled.
"editor.tabCompletion": true,
That is set to false by default, change it to true.
Don't change any keyboard shortcut or something else. You should change the language mod right bottom on the editor. It was selected javascript by default. You should change with Javascript React after that this changes all emmets suggestions is working.
For Visual Studio code version 1.33, go to File > Preferences > Settings Search for tabcompletion and by default it is off, select on, that is it, you are done.
Pressing Ctrl+M did not disable the mode for me, however the right side of the bar along the bottom of vs-code shows Tab Moves Focus as enabled, which you can click to disable.
In the Sublime text as well as in Notepad++ I can enable Document Map.
Here is a screenshot of the document map of Notepad++.
Minimap was added in Visual Studio Code 1.10. The release notes say:
To enable VS Code's Minimap, set "editor.minimap.enabled": true to
turn on the rendering of a Minimap for the current file.
To set the preference open VS User Settings (Preferences > Settings). This will open two side-by-side documents. Add the entry and set the value to true. In the side-by-side view you choose between changing the "User Settings" (global) or "Workspace Settings" (current workspace only).
{
"typescript.check.tscVersion": false,
"git.confirmSync": false,
"editor.minimap.enabled": true
}
In visual studio 2017 you can simply right click on the scroll bar and click on scroll bar Option. Then on the right panel you can chose to activate the mapping mode on the scroll bar.
I realise this post is about Visual Studio Code and not Visual Studio 2017, but the names are so similar that a lot of people won't know the difference and end up here anyway. To see a post specificaly about Visual Studio 2017, go look this question.