How to show method argument hints all the time in IntelliJ IDEA? - intellij-idea

IntelliJ Idea hints/shows method parameter names when I type hardcoded value, however, when I write a variable instead, it doesn't show the hint.
As you can see here, it says expected before 50, but there is no hint before creditor.getAvailableFunds() method.
How to enable these hints all the time?

Configure it with the Settings (Preferences on macOS) | Editor | Inlay Hints | Java | Non-literals in case of multiple parameters with the same type option:

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IntelliJ IDEA - Edit color scheme editor to ignore 'No candidates found for method call'

I have a project with methods that have the following error:
'No candidates found for method call'
Those methods are barely visible in IDE, is there a way to set the color to white for them?
I want to change the font color for logger and execution in a project, I want it to match variable name color.
Please and thank you!
This can be changed under Settings/Preferences (on macOS) | Editor | Color Scheme | Groovy | References | Unresolved Reference:

What is this empty non-numbered row in IntelliJ?

What is this empty non-numbered row in IntelliJ? How can it disable me? Class should be on line 3.
Disable "Preferences | Editor | Inlay Hints | Code Vision"
We are working on the fix already: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-290051/Code-Vision:-inlay-consumes-vertical-space-in-the-editor-even-wh

IntelliJ doesn't automatically break line

I'm having issues with IntelliJ automatic Reformat Code on one specific line of code:
catch (MyException1 | MyException2 | MyException3 | MyException4 | MyException5 | MyException6 | MyException7 | MyException8 e) {
I have set in Editor -> Code Style Hard wrap at 140
In Editor -> Code Style -> Java -> Wrapping and Braces everything is either Chop down if Long or Wrap if long
Now, the issue is that running Code -> Reformat Code doesn't break this line into 2 automatically (it should as it exceeds 140 characters). And what's worse, if I break it manually, then Reformat Code will bring it back to one line. As I have the Line Length inspection on, IntelliJ complains about this line.
This is the only line in the whole project where IntelliJ has this problem, all other expressions containing + or || etc. are correctly wrapped.
Wrapping or chopping down multi-catch types is not supported on IntelliJ IDEA 2021.3 and below. IntelliJ IDEA 2022.1 will support this. See https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-178941

Is there any way to ignore these SQL warnings on DataGrip?

I use DataGrip as an IDE for Google BigQuery. DataGrip has a warning pane that warns about items that are frivolous. An example below, "Unable to resolve column 'DAYS_DIFF_CURRENT_ETA', this is occurring because I capitalized the word when I was selecting it.
The query runs fine, however I would prefer to only see warnings where my query may not execute due to an error in how I wrote it.
See the screenshot:
This can be disabled here: File | Settings | Editor | Inspections -> SQL -> Unresolved reference.

How to use if/else statement in Selenium IDE

First look at the picture. Now if the edit link is present, I have to perform some steps, if edit link is not present, I have to perform different steps. How can I do this in Selenium IDE.
Take a look at this:
I provided comments for you to easily understand.
I've been using the gotoIf command as an alternative for the if-else statement for a while. Let me know if you have more questions.
here is example of if else on ide . On ide you will see three columns command , target and value
Command |Target | value
store | true | var1
if | storedVars.var1
echo | I am in the if
else
echo | I am in the else
endIf
If you have any further question than feel free to contact here
As far as I know there is no 'if' command in Selenium IDE. However, you're lucky there sure is 'gotoIf'!
This is how you can use 'gotoIf' command to perform the required steps if the 'Edit' link is present:
Checking a condition using 'gotoIf'
Hope this helps. Do let me know in case of any questions.