As you can see in the screenshot:
I have 4 editors open (shown on the left side) but only the currently selected editor appears at the tab bar on the top. I used to have all 4 tabs open side by side at the top and could click on them like Internet browser tabs. I haven't found anything that tells me why this happened and how I can fix it. How can I return it to having side-by-side tabs for each editor?
Did you disable this setting? Sounds like you didn't which is strange.
Workbench > Editor: Show Tabs
Enable it to get all the tabs showing if it isn't already enabled.
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I right click this element in browser on Chrome, and my context menu is different to what is usually seen. I'm missing the open in new tab option. Is this correct? Why is it showing this versus the normal? is there a way to override this?
The utilities tab in Xcode isn't showing up, it's just not appearing. When I stopped working on it a few hours ago, everything was fine. As I'm opening it now, the tab (the one on the extreme right) isn't on the screen. How do I get it back?
There is Hide or Show Utilities option box is there on the right side First of the XCode.If you click that it shows you and again if you click that it hides the utilities.Also see the below screenshots
When I click the Hide Or Show Utilities box,It opens
Now Again When I click that It hides the Utilities
Click on top right corner to show or hide utility, It looks like below image
Click right most button!
I feel kind of foolish asking this question but what do I need to do to get started in Sublime Text2. I just installed it and when I open the application I only get a blank page with nothing else, except the sublime text logo in the upper left corner. I can write code, I can open a document but there is no menu to do anything. I could use a little help here. Please.
Everything you need should be under the view menu. So if you you to view > Side Bar > Show Side Bar it will show the directory structure of the current project. There is also show tabs and show minimap.
I would suggest exploring the menus and Googling it.
Command-K, Command-B opens the sidebar.
Check out the View dropdown menu. Shortcuts are usually shown out to the side.
And also checkout out Package Control for plugins.
I don't know how to search for this problem even on Google, So, I ended up asking it on stackoverflow
My Chrome is like this..
When I click on this >> button I get all the extensions like this..
I want all those extensions in my navigation bar itself. Means I don't want that >> button.
update - I am using Version 31.0.1650.63
After struggling a lot I found the answer.
There is one expand icon ( <-> ) which comes on hover just left of this >> button. When we click on that and expand to the left the extension icons start appearing in the navigation bar.
I started to play with Sublime Text 2 editor and it seems to be pretty cool, but there is one thing that makes me a little bit confused.
When I open a project and then I will open the files which I need to update, these files are not displayed in tabs in the top bar, as is shown in the screenshot?
How could I display them?
Have you actually opened the file (i.e. double clicked it from the sidebar) or are you just viewing the file preview, which by design, doesn't appear as a tab in the main window.
You can view the tabs by opening the command pallet by typing CTRL + P (windows) or Command + Shift + p (Mac) and typing "View: Toggle Tabs"
This toggles the file tabs.
I have the same issue , I tried every thing but the open files are not showing
on the top of SUBLINE EDITOR , I double click each file but just show
on left side base not on top of SUBLINE as tab.