I've used android studio today, and I can't remove the background line:
How do I remove this line?
The line is the "Right Margin" marker line. It is set to wrap text at a specified character length, when turned on.
To turn on Wrap text at specified character length go to: File>Settings>Code Styles>General>Wrap when typing, and set character length amount.
To remove line go to: File>Settings>IDE Settings>Editor>Appearance>Show Right Margin. Uncheck it to remove.
Android Studio 3.0 on os x:
Preference -> Editor -> General -> Appearance -> Show Right Margin
In Android Studio
Go to Preferences -> Editor -> General -> Appearance -> Uncheck the Hard Wrap Guide
You'll find the settings for this if you go to File -> Other Settings -> Default Settings. Choose Code Style from the list on the left, then General. Change the Right Margin attribute to be 0. This'll remove the line.
I'm using Android Studio 2.1.2 and it appears that the menus have been changed.
To remove the line, go to Settings > Editor > General > Appearance > Show right margin.
To adjust the right margin where text wraps, go to Settings > Editor > Code Style > Default Options and change the number in Right margin.
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Right now I am using the Darcula theme. I want to change the default font to something else. I go into Editor > Colors & Fonts > Font but all the options are greyed out. For Editor Font it shows Show only monospaced fonts as checked with Primary font as Monospaced, but neither of these can be changed. I tried changing the font under Appearance but that just changes the font used around AS and not inside the editor.
All you have to do is click the "Save As" button to create a new profile. You can't change the font because you can't overwrite the default profile
Android Studio The defaultEditor(Editor)TheScheme(Scheme)Is the font cannot be modified,you canSave as,
Save as a new scheme (Scheme),and then change the font size;
Location: File->Settings->Editor->Fonts -> Font & (for Mac : Android Studio -> Preferences)
We can change the font size according to CTRL + mouse wheel which is really easy to use it !!!
To use this feature select File -> Settings -> Editor -> General -> select the checkbox of Change the font size (Zoom) with Ctrl + Mouse Wheel
I hope it's helpful.
After Spending a good quality of time on this issue i finally fixed it...
In Latest Android Studio 3.2 version
Follow it will work for sure...
Step 1: Go to File Select Settings...
Step 2: Select Editor and select Color Scheme from right side window...
Step 3: Create a duplicate scheme by clicking on the setting icon from right side window as shown below image
Step 4: Now select Color Scheme --> Console Font from left side window and follow the image...
point 1...
point 2...
point 3 select the scheme which we create in Step 3
point 4 select the font type you want display text
point 5 select the font size of your wish.
Click on the Apply and Ok...
Step 5: Work 100 percentage...sure...
Find Setting icon from top toolbar and follow the steps accordingly in image attached.
I was able to increase the font, using the follow strategy.
If creating a custom setting doesn't help:
Click on File -> Settings ->Editor and check the field: "Change font-size with CRTL + Mouse Wheel"
Worked for me.
We have to be more careful when doing this. For the first time I have changed the font size of menu by mistake instead of font. First create your own scheme by going to File-->Settings-->Colors & Fonts and then you can make changes to your own scheme. The final procedure is to go to settings(File-->Settings) and then select Editor and Colors & Fontsin the left bar menu. Then select the arrow on the left side of Colors & Fonts and then select Font in the left menu bar. You will get options to change your values. Remember you can only change values to your own sheme.
Android Studio 3.3
Preferences>Editor>Color Scheme Font Select the cog next to the Scheme:and choose Duplicate. On the same screen, choose your desired font and select Apply to preview or OK to store and exit preferences.
For Android Studio 3.4.1 Go to File -> Settings -> Collapse Editor -> Font -> Select the required font -> Click OK.
Done.
I don't know what the name of this setting is. It's the (grayish) line that appears when you unfold a method, if, for, etc.. statement (see attached image). I want to change the color but can't find the option in the Android Studio 4.0 settings menu. Does anyone know what's it called and how to change it's color?
thanks
Things have changed in android studio 4.0
In order to change the color of that indentation line do this
Go to File -> Settings -> Editor -> Color Scheme -> General
And inside that go to Editor -> Guides
You can set
Indent Guide
Indent Guide Selected
Output Image :
I have the same code and the "message" value has green info intention whith text "Smart cast to .."
I wanna disable this itention but i cant find it in AS intention list. Who know how it disable ?
I think the word you were thinking of is "inspection", not "intention", but actually this isn't an inspection. It's just code highlighting. Go here:
Settings -> Editor -> Color Scheme -> Kotlin
Then in the right pane, there are three items under Smart-casts where you'll want to uncheck the Background box.
I'm trying to disable the default line that go across the screen?
Settings -> Editor -> Appearance -> Show hard wrap guide
There is a vertical line in the middle of the file editor window in Android Studio. I'm unable to change the margin line. Below is the screenshot of the right margin line:
Where is the setting to change this line?
I guess you mean this line?
That's a ruler for the max column width.
You can change the max column width from:
File > Settings > Editor > Code Style > Right Margin (columns)
If you are using Dart language:
settings -> Code Style -> Dart
and set Line length to your preference.
For the new Android Studio the location is: Editor > Code Style > Hard wrap at.
The standard value is 100, just change to 0
To disable In Android Studio 4.
File > Settings > Editor > Code Style > "Select the programing languae"** > Line length
Set it to: 300 for example.
Screenshot
That line historically represents the margin of A4 paper, that is useful only if you need to print the code. Old school says that you should keep your code inside that margin, to guarantee much portability.
But.. nowadays in the real life it makes no sense, because we always use advanced editors, bigger displays, and I never have to print any single line of code..
To remove the line in the latest Android Studio version Android Studio Chipmunk | 2021.2.1 Patch 1 ,
File->Settings->Editor->General->Show hard wrap guide
or just search hard wrap in settings window and uncheck the Foreground and click apply.