Is there a way to hide the "files" tab in the visual shader editor in godot 4?
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Android Studio is my preferred IDE but I've been wanting to customize to my preferences. Two things that I haven't been able to change to my desire is the navigation bar (where there is file, edit, view, navigate,... menus) background color and the sidebar (where the project files are listed) background color in the Dracula theme. Does any Android Studio diver know how to change them?
In Android Studio 3.6 and above, an XML file always opens in the "Code" view by default. How do I make it open in "Split" view by default?
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Now for Android Studio "Arctic Fox" - Preferences -> Editor -> Design Tools. Nice!
In Android Studio 3.6 if you open Preference->Editor->Layout editor you can see for this case only check/uncheck "Prefer XML editor" for show modes "Code" or "Design" view without "Split", very strange... Waiting for possibility check mode "Split"
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Now Android Studio 4.0 has "Split" option. Nice!
Here's what worked for me, hope it works for you too.
Close all tabs in your editors.
Open one xml file and click on the split view button at the top-right section of the tab.
Close the tab again.
Android Studio then remembered my selection for all other tabs opened from then on.
Using the keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl + Shift + Left/Right Arrow if you are on a Mac, or Alt + Shift + Left/Right Arrow otherwise):
Code: provides the functionality of an XML text editor.
Design: consists of a view containing the design editor (e.g. navigation graph, layout) that can be used to edit the file graphically.
Split: displays both Code and Design side-by-side, so you can preview your design while editing the text.
I update Android Studio to V3.6, I find the icon of "Code, Split, Design" is located top-right corner.
Can I customize the icon "Code, Split, Design" and make it located bottom-left corner? You can see Image A.
Image A
Alternatively, you can use keyboard shortcut to navigate quickly between "Code, Split, Design" without using the mouse. The shortcut on Windows is Shift+Alt+Left/Right.
When positioning view using android studio layout editor(Design View)
Editor shows possible reference, is there a shortcut to skip or select through references?
Is there a tools attribute to set a view not to be a positioning reference?
Where are the settings specific to layout editor?
centerVertical constrain
reference unwanted
How would you do to combine the dark theme for the code editor with the blue theme for the rest of the Visual Studio UI, is there a way to pick independent configurations for each one?
Blue default theme with dark editor
Using Visual Studio 2012, update 2 introduced the old Blue theme from VS2010 also available in VS2013 Preview
You can use Color Theme Editor to do this. Take one of the two themes as base for your edits and change it in the way you need to get a new theme. I do it for my self with other themes - no problems at all.
Yes, using the Color Theme Editor is the right answer. And you don't need to edit the color one by one. You can create a copy of the black theme, type "text editor" in the upper right search field, and then select all the filtered items in the main window, copy them, and paste to a copy of the blue theme with "text editor" filter in place. I did this in 1 minute!
This Channel 9 video explains how to do this, you can just watch the first 7 minutes.