I work with a lot of cshtml files in VS 2012, and a constant irritation is not being able to see the path or namespace of the file I'm working on (barring mouse hover every time).
I've googled quite a bit, haven't found any answer, and no VS Extension seems to do it either. Here's a screenshot of what exactly I mean (several index.cshtml, no easy way of distinguishing):
Either in a separate toolbar underneath like regular CS code files or as the tab title itself would be fine. Does anyone know of a tool or setting for this?
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I have this weird bar that shows up on some of the pages that I am working on in PhpStorm that is really annoying, as it often blocks what I am trying to work on. I can't move it or remove it. Does anyone know what it is and how to get rid of it?
This floating toolbar appears in Markdown files (not sure about any other file types, at very least I see it only there).
I see 3 icons only (in current stable PhpStorm 2022.2.3 version), which may depend on the features used (e.g. I have Diagrams plugin disabled):
Text only mode
Split mode: text + rendered preview
Rendered mode only (HTML preview)
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/phpstorm/markdown.html#preview
The other 2 icons visible on your screen MIGHT be for:
Visualizing diagrams for the Mermaid and PlantUML languages (I do not have them in any of my files so cannot check it. But it should be that).
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/phpstorm/markdown.html#diagrams
Pandoc Converter for HTML, Microsoft Word, and PDF formats (not using it myself).
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/phpstorm/markdown.html#convert-markdown-files
...it often blocks what I am trying to work on. I can't move it or remove it. Does anyone know what it is and how to get rid of it?
It is displayed in the top right corner where it is hard to cover anything.
I see no options anywhere to remove it. But you can "convert" it into the permanently visible toolbar instead if you prefer:
Help | Find Action...
Type registry to locate and invoke Registry... entry.
Once in the Registry, locate ide.text.editor.with.preview.show.floating.toolbar entry there (just start typing, the speed search works there)
Disable it (make sure it's saved) and restart the IDE. Now it will look like this (a fixed bar instead of "annoying floating" one):
Hi so I was trying to learn json for the first time and in the tutorial theres a section where you need to open index.html but that is not on my sidebar and I have absolutely no clue how to find/open it.
In the tutorial theres a drop down marked as "current project" which is not present on my screen and the index.html is in that. Is there an easy way to find where this is?
for anyone curious the tutorial im following is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiADhChRriM and I saw at 6:43 it was there when he opened the program
this is my sidebar for reference
idk if im just dumb or my progam is being stupid but i need to find the answer so i can continue this project as soon as possible
Ok, so here is how the visual studio code side bar works, the first line you see (open editors) is a list of all open files, you don't have to pay mind to it,
but you can use it to find files you were editing earlier if you want.
The second line (physicsdemoassessment) is your current directory, there you can see all files on the directory.
This means that visual studio code is currently open on your old project, you say you didn't use it, but you probably opened vs code at some point on your project once, and vs code remembers.
You should make a new project to follow the tutorial. Go to File->Open Folder and pick a folder or make an empty folder and select it.
The reason why the tutorial's side bar says current project is because that is the name of the folder he's working on. so if you want to name your project that as well you should name the folder you open that.
Finally, to "find" the index.html file, as he explains in the video, this is just a very basic file, he made it before the tutorial started, it's not a vs code thing. You have to write the file yourself.
I hope my explanation was clear and solves your issue.
I usually use JetBrains PhpStorm and recently converted from that to Atom. I haven't any much experience in that whereas recently I had opened the project of PhpStorm work and that opened and worked fine but when I made a project in the Atom it appears like this.
Please let me know if anyone have any idea related to it, I am in the middle of a project need to submit that.
I got the answer, the problem was when I created the HTML file it didn't show any colour but when I executed it, it worked
I am following the PrimeFaces MindMap example from:
http://www.primefaces.org/showcase/ui/mindmap.jsf
My question is: How do I increase the size of the "bubble" (MindmapNode) so that I can display more text within it?
Any help would be appreciated.
I looked at generated source and found that size is controlled by rx and ry in eclipse element. Just put your numbers there. Here is some source of mindMap maybe will be useful.
I spent forever trying to find out how to do this, so for anyone else who struggles, heres how to do it.
Open your primefaces jar file in a ZIP program such as WinZip.
Navigate to META-INF -> resources -> primefaces -> mindmap and open the mindmap.js file.
When I open it up even in an editor such as Notepad++ it is displayed entirely on one line. Therefore the easiest approach is just to search the file for this line:
raphael.ellipse
Within the brackets after that line are 4 values. The last 2 are the ones you are looking for. The first of the two is width and the last is height.
All you need to do then is to save the mindmap.js file, go back to WinZip and update the files in the jar, go to your project in Eclipse (or your chosen IDE), refresh the project and restart the server.
And your done.
I hope this helps somebody
the title basically says it, i have a from with a treeview and a webbrowser control and three buttons. i want the back button to load the previous viewed html file from myresources and the same but opposite for forward?... also how can i and where can i link my external css to my program like my.resources so when i export the program for installing on another machine it still works? and one more thing... how can i intergrate/embed the webbrowser control into my program because as i believe it uses internet explorer and if someone installs my program onto their computer and they have un-installed ie and use firefox it won't work? thank you guys very much, i know it's a lot of questions but you guys are awesome!. thanks
It would be easy for you if you read this web pages from the resource file and then save them to a disk.
In this way you can simply pass the physical path to the Navigate method and similarly you can use GoBack and GoForward and Print methods.
But if you don't want them to save them, you still can read the web pages from the resource file and then use DocumentText property to display the webpage.
Using this method you won't be able to navigate back or forward.