I'm using VS2022 and I'm trying to get rid of these sign:
I don't know what I did to make it appear but it essentially goes down a line when the text reaches the end of the editor, instead of showing the scroll bar.
Any idea how to get back my vertical scroll bar?
thanks!
If this problem affects multiple files, turn off word wrap from Tools > Options > Text Editor > All Languages > General.
If it affects a single file, then turn off word wrap from Edit > Advanced > Word Wrap with the file open.
If that doesn't help, go to Tools > Options > Text Editor > All Languages > Scroll Bars and make sure both of these boxes are checked:
Show horizontal scroll bar
Show vertical scroll bar
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I would like to know how to change the space between lines of the menu (width). My menus having lines too big. There is image to show it.
Like yole said, the Material Theme Plugin change the space between each line in menu.
To fix it:
Open IntelliJ settings (Ctrl + Alt +S)
Appearance & Behavior > Material Theme > Tabs Compact
Enable Compact Menus & Compact Dropdown Lists
Netbeans 9.0
Win10-64 & Win7-64
I've set my background to black - I forget the motif name and I can't find out how change it again. Java highlighting of same objects (methods, object names, etc.) is all but unreadable. I've tried to find a place to change it (Tools->Options->Fonts & Colors->Highlighting) and can't find the right highlighting option. Ditto for breakpoint highlighting.
And in addition, the cursor can not be seen. Probably the cursor color is black and can't be seen on a black background.
For example, click on internalFrame and others are highlighted and unreadable (the first 'internalFrame' is readable, the rest not):
JInternalFrame internalFrame = new JINternalFrame();
internalFrame.method1();
internalFrame.method2();
Is there a way to change these highlights?
Is there a way to change these highlights?
Yes, but you have to go to different places to change them, depending on what you want to change:
(1) To change most coloring for the edit window containing program source:
Tools > Options > Fonts & Colors
Select the Syntax tab, and then select Java (or whatever language you are using) from the Language drop list.
Most of the options you want to modify are probably listed in the Category window.
Beneath the Category window is a Preview window which will immediately show you the effect of changing the Foreground and/or Background colors for a given Category entry. As an (extreme) example, this screen shot shows the effect of changing the font color to yellow and the background color to red for Java identifiers:
Some Category entries which are not language specific (e.g. URL, Whitespace) can be found by selecting All Languages from the Language drop list.
There is a Restore button in the top right of the screen if you mess up, and want to revert to the defaults.
(2) To change the cursor color:
Tools > Options > Fonts & Colors
Select the Highlighting tab, and then select Caret Color from the Category window.
Select Foreground and Background colors as appropriate.
(3) To change the highlighting for breakpoint lines see the answers to the SO question How to change background color of line highlighting during debug process in Netbeans?
Notes:
Although you didn't ask, you also have limited ability to change the colors used in the Console windows: Tools > Options > Miscellaneous > select the Terminal tab.
There are many dark color schemes available for NetBeans, so if the one you are using has annoying limitations just try some of the alternatives. NetBeans 8.2 offers a few under Tools > Plugins > Available Plugins, such as Darcula LAF for NetBeans, Dark Look And Feel Themes and 2pmTech L&F.
Also, here are a couple of sites that offer many NetBeans themes with previews: https://netbeansthemes.com/ and http://svenspruijt.nl/themebuilder/
In IntelliJ
I can't find this anywhere but I am trying to get that tan/grayish box to not be there so I can have just the black background, but it seems to highlight whatever I'm working on just like the tabs to the right. But I don want that big highlight.
Does anyone know the seting to turn that off?
Go to Settings > Appearance & Behavior > File Colors and you will see 3 check-boxes on top. Disable first one Enable File Colors and it will remove shade you are referring to.
Also disable Use in Project View but Enable File Colors should cover all File Colors
I'm not talking about the font-size of the editor window, simply the font-size of the text in the main menu bar and the folder/file navigation side panel.
I've googled all over and read through all the docs I could find to no avail. Thanks in advance!
How do I do this in Windows 7?
Sidebar and tab font are modifiable:
Sublime Text 2 how to change the font size of the file sidebar?
The package is now located at /opt/sublime_text/Packages/Theme - Default.sublime-package (for Linux installation).
Extract Default.sublime-theme to ~/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages/User and modify the content.
(This step can be simplified using the PackageResourceViewer package.)
Menu font doesn't seem to be modifiable.
As far as changing the font size in the main menu bar, this can be done through the Windows Control Panel, but any changes will be universal - they'll apply to all applications.
Finding the options to change the menu font and size is kind of complicated, but here's how I do it: Open the Control Panel and select Personalization, then down at the bottom click on Window Color. In the next window that opens, click on Advanced Appearance Settings... to open the Window Color and Appearance window. Click on the menu item Normal and select your preferred font and size, then click Apply to check it out. Hit OK when you're done, save your theme if you want, and you're all set.
In IntelliJ IDEA there is a vertical bar in the left of the text editor, which makes it possible to add and remove breakpoints and see some other stuff that I never use. I would like to get rid of it in order to have a less cluttered IDE. Is this possible? If so, how can I achieve it?
You cannot turn the gutter off completely. You can disable the showing of small icon previews and CSS colors:
Settings > [IDE Settings] > Editor > Appearance
Show icon preview in gutter for small icons (Java)
Show CSS color preview icon in gutter
You can also turn of line numbers by right clicking the gutter.
Other than that, it is considered an integral part of the IDE.