I have a tablix with cells that have only their bottom borders turned on. I've been able to get the borders to be 1pt thick, but I would like to make them .5pt or less. Visual studio let's me change it in the gui, but when I go back into it it is back to 1pt. I am using Visual Studio 2008.
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I am trying to make a form application in Visual Studio 2022 VB.Net. I want to add a ruler and page border as shown below picture. How could I do this?
Visual Studio Code keeps scrunching and separating my code in the right window into multiple lines, if the left pane is too wide. It used to never be like that. How can I change this setting, so VS Code does not auto window size the right panel?
If I'm not mistaken, in Visual Studio Code there used to be a thick scroll bar on the right side of my code window which you could not only scroll with your mouse, but also see a miniture preview of the code as if it were one long vertical document in font-size 0.5.
How can I get this scroll bar back?
Do you mean minimap: https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_10#_preview-minimap?
To enable VS Code's Minimap, set "editor.minimap.enabled": true to turn on the rendering of a Minimap for the current file.
The following screen shot is of Visual Studio code viewing a text file which is wider than the screen:
There is a horizontal scrollbar (barely) visible at the bottom of the screen. I find this difficult to see (I just spent 20 minutes searching for how to add a horizontal scrollbar because I didn't even know it was there). In fact, by default it fades to invisible if the window doesn't have focus. There is a fix for this in the following (undocumented) setting:
"editor.scrollbar.horizontal": "visible"
However, I still find this unsatisfactory. Is there any way to improve this situation? The scrollbars in Visual Studio itself are fine, for example.
(Note: I'm aware of word wrap, but that's not what I want.)
You can give it a more obvious color:
"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
"scrollbarSlider.background": "#ff0000",
"scrollbarSlider.hoverBackground": "#0088ff",
}
There are a couple more scrollbar color settings you can try, these affect both vertical and horizontal scrollbars though.
As of v1.58 see https://stackoverflow.com/a/46634103/836330 for more officially exposed scrollbar settings including
editor.scrollbar.verticalScrollbarSize
editor.scrollbar.horizontalScrollbarSize
,"editor.scrollbar.verticalScrollbarSize": 10
,"editor.scrollbar.horizontal": "visible"
,"editor.scrollbar.horizontalScrollbarSize": 15
How to make scrollbars wider in Visual Studio Code?
Is there a way to enable the selection margin in Visual Studio Code (VSCode)? By "selection margin" I mean the margin to the left of the text that allows you to select entire lines by clicking and dragging with the mouse.
I'm aware of triple-click. That's not what I'm after. Visual Studio (proper) has a so-called "selection margin", and I was hoping Visual Studio Code would have the same thing but it seems like it may not be there, or I just haven't figured out how to get it.
I also see a breakpoint margin, and the code folding area (or some dead-space if you disable the code folding). But that area doesn't work like a selection margin either.
You must show the line numbers through settings.json file:
// Controls visibility of line numbers
"editor.lineNumbers": true,
Then, when hovering that area, you'll see the inverted mouse to select the entire line, as you wish: