By default the Menu Icon to open the navigation menu is located on the LEFT side of the header - how do I move that to the RIGHT side?
I have search the support system and I was not able to find anything. I also looked into your tutorials and did not see it there either?
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There used to be a section on the right side of xib file to select a UI control (e.g. button, checkbox, text area, etc) from menu, and add to xib file. But after upgrading to Xcode 14.1 the option is gone. I can't find it anywhere.
Previously it looked like this:
There's a plus sign in the upper right corner. See screenshot:
Then this should pop up. You can drag and drop what you want onto the storyboard.
Just googled up, the thing is called "Object Library", and the command to open it is:
Command + Shift + L
Thanks Adrian for showing the button in screenshot!
I'd like to write a userstyle to modify the right-click menu in Firefox, but need its XUL class and ID. What is it?
(I'd usually use DOM Inspector to find it out, but one can't inspect a right-click menu because focus is lost when switching to the DOM Inspector window.)
The right click context menu that appears when you right click on a webpage has the id = contentAreaContextMenu. You can see here some information on modifying it.
I am trying to add a shortcut to the exectuable in the user's start menu.
There are many answer on StackOverflow that detail how to do this.
However, the all say something along the lines of 'Right click in the right-hand pane to...'
So I understand you all have an interface that looks something like:
I don't have the panel on the extredme right - entitled 'Name' containing the Primary Output.
I have gone through every menu option I can find to enable this pane, but can't find it.
Anyone know how to show this window?
I am wondering wether or not the splitter has been dragged all of the way to the right. Try collapsing all of your side menus like the solution / property / toolbox etc.. to make sure that the File System editor is filling the entire window then look if you can see a splitter to the right. I have not found any way to delete that panel yet. You can also try right clicking on the File system Tab and tell it to float then make it go full screen to see if the splitter is visible then.
I had the same problem, tried to find another splitter but couldn't, got the 2nd detail pane by opening Visual Studio 2010 using the 'Run as administrator' command.
Is there any way to add customized right click menu like dropbox does. I did check services in Automator but did not find it useful (actually i am not sure how to use automator only for a group of files within a folder).
Does anyone has customize the right click menu in Macintosh?
Does anyone know how to move the "Solution Explorer" tab in Visual Studio 2005? It's on the left, and I can't move it to the right.
Thanks,
Alan
Click on the title bar, and drag it to the right portion of the screen. Eventually you'll see a compas like structure popup. Make sure you hover over the right area and let go of the mouse button. That will bind it to the right side.
You Can go to tab Windows -> Reset Windows Layout. Other options like Dockable, Floating and Tabbed Document are also their.
you move the whole solution explorer while its floating on the screen. Right click--> Tabbed Document.
right click again --> Vertical tab
To complement what the accepted answer gives, if you want it to look like this (on the left side):
Do the exact same procedure, and then after it has attached to the left side, click on "Auto Hide":
This way, it will stay visible on the toolbar.
This is an old question, but for anyone looking to change tab placement in Visual Studio 2019, right click the open tab, select [Set Tab Layout] then a position: Left, Top, Right.
You can only drag the panel by the title bar to the central compass overlay while it is pinned and not set to auto hide. You can click the pin icon in the title bar to toggle this.
Go to View-> Appearance -> Move Side Bar Left