What is the "show side toolbar" key binding ?
i want to change "show side toolbar" key binding from key binding menu
this is in the left of the komodo panel
please help me everyone
thanks ahead
Menu Edit (Komodo on OSX) > Preferences > Key Bindings: Search "show/hide all toolbars". I don't know why it was called that. You'll have better luck asking Komodo questions at https://community.komodoide.com/.
Here's a gif showing a little more detail. NOTE: I select the second one of the two same entries (a bug). Once you have clicked add to add the key binding you just have to click OK or Apply.
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Everything is in the title. I wonder if anyone knows how to use the Look Up button on a Logitech Mx Keys. I saw in Logitect Options that it does a look up but what does that mean exactly? Any idea?
I'm talking about the button surrounded by red in this picture.
In Mac OS, you can highlight a word and press the Look Up button to see the definition pop up in Chrome. I believe this is the same action as selecting a word, right clicking it, then pressing on the Look Up "...." option.
You can also press the fn key with the Look Up button to toggle scroll lock.
I'm trying to pass the menu key or application key ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menu_key ) in Selenium, and due to some policy restrictions, I am not able to use the right click action to open the the dropdown menu. (IE: action.ContextClick(element) does not work).
There is not an option I see for the menu button in Keys.___, nor was I able to find an alternative after searching. Does anyone know how to access this menu without actually right clicking?
I had this problem before, and the menu key functionality is not supported yet in selenium.
What you can do however is in the language of you shoice, the equivalent of
driver.SendKeys(Keys.Shift + Keys.F10); (Shift + F10 is an equivalent to the menu key), and then follow the instructions here for navigating menus using actions and mouse position movements.
Does somebody know how to turn off bracket auto closing in bluefish?
Open Bluefish and from Edit menu select Preferences. Dialog with title Edit Preferences shows up with Editor settings node selected in the tree, on the left hand side. On the right hand side is panel with properties. Under Options, the second group from the top, is check box with label Auto close brackets. Uncheck it and click on OK button.
In Bluefish version 2.2.7 for Ubuntu it's in the same place as stated by Filip Bulovic, but a dropdown box: Never, Always, Smart.
In passing, for tags look here: Preferences -> Language support -> Generic HTML -> top box on the right: Autocomplete tags.
I have a primary link created and set of links whose parent is the primary link.
I have enabled "Show as expanded" to all of them (tried with first primary also) but yet the sub-menus don't appear in the screen.
How do I resolve it?
I have went through Structure -> Menus -> Main Menu and list links.
Then, I have clicked edit on the About Me link.
I had this problem too! It took a while but I found the answer: Using the admin menu, go to Appearance / Settings and uncheck "Main Menu" and "Secondary Menu" in the "Toggle Display" section. Then click "Save Configuration."
In the Solution Explorer, I clicked on "Scope to this" to display only a part of the solution. Now I can't find how to get back to normal view.
Closing/Reopening Solution Explorer won't work; I searched every menu item, and "New Solution Explorer View" didn't work either; I found nothing on Google.
I must be missing something obvious... There has to be an easy way to undo "Scope to this", right?
Click the "Home" icon (third one by default, the one with a house pictogram) in the Solution explorer. This will revert the view to the full solution.
In addition to pressing the 'home' button you should also see, in the top left hand corner of the Solution Explorer, two arrows.
Pressing the left pointing one will take you back out of scope to this and pressing the right one will put you back into it.
Essentially, they work as forward and back buttons.
Extra:
You can also right click on projects and select 'New Solution Explorer Window' to have two separate solution explorers which can browse independently (note that changing the settings on one will effect the other).