In Visual Studio 2012, I can click the button "Show snap grid" on the bottom left of the designer window. How to customize that snap grid? I follow
TOOLS -> Options... -> Windows Forms Designer -> General -> GridSize (8;8)
But (as expected), it cannot change the grid on WPF Window Designer...
You can do it only in Microsoft Blend (or Expression Blend).
TOOLS -> Options -> XAML Designer -> Artboard -> Gridline spacing
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Android Studio 2020.03 Patch 4,
shows 4 lines of code in a chromeless dialog,
when I am scrolling through the editor.
I do not understand, how it picks those 4 lines.
I do not understand, how this dialog should be useful to me.
How do I disable those dialogs?
There's a Code lens that is shown when you hover on the scroll bar of the editor.
To disable that, there are two ways:
Settings -> Editor -> General -> Appearance -> Uncheck Show code leans on scrollbar hover and save it.
Right click on the Scrollbar and Uncheck Show code leans on scrollbar hover.
This will disable the code lens but it may not solve your problem as mentioned by a few users in other similar questions, for example, this question.
Just a quick question. How do I remove/disable this tool bar in android studio ? I cant seem to find a setting to disable it.
Open Android Studio
Goto: View -> Click on Navigation Bar option (Keep it unchecked)
Now, Your entire bar will be hidden.
Again, Goto: View -> Click on Navigation Bar option
Now, Click on Toolbar option (Keep it checked)
Your window should look like this:
Using Xamarin iOS designer (working with storyboard) in Visual Studio 2017 and finding it buggy. At times, I cannot even see views (controls) that definitely exist within the viewcontroller's view. Sometimes they reappear after changing the viewas (from iphone 5 to iphone 6, for example, and back). Sometimes you just can't select something like the UIStackView because it's subviews have filled all the internal space.
I am wondering if there is a control/views explorer like in xcode, so I could use that to select the controls instead of the design surface.
Press CTRL + W, U when you have the storyboard open and this will open up 'Document Outline' this will show you your controls and uiviewcontrollers etc. It's invaluable.
You can also find it under the tab 'View' -> 'Other Windows' -> 'Document Outline'
I want to style the MessageDialog text and align its text to the right instead of left.
How can I style the MessageDialog text in Windows Phone 8.1?
Use ContentDialog instead. You can build it using Visual Studio template (Project -> Add -> New Item -> Content Dialog)
I searched now for a long time, but I can't find any option to disable the breadcrumbs on the top. I think it's just an easy click but I can't find it.
You can disable it via View -> Navigation Bar
To disable only Breadcrumbs
On Mac
Android Studio Menu -> Preferences -> Editor -> General -> Appearance and then uncheck the option "Show Breadcrumbs" and those will disappear
On Linux/Windows
File -> Settings -> Editor -> General -> Appearance and then uncheck the option "Show Breadcrumbs" and those will disappear
For Android Studio 3.4:
Mac: Android Studio Menu -> Preferences -> Editor -> General -> Breadcrumbs -> uncheck "Show breadcrumbs"