While position stuff in a .aspx using a Master Page, I lost the the ability to scroll horizontally using the scroll bar in design view of visual studio 2012. The bar is greyd out like if it was disabled.
Altought, I can still see the whole page in a browser.
Does anyone know of a way to fix this?
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Is it possible to view all the changes at once without having to click each time each file?
I would like to have a view like a Pull Request view where you can see all the changes scrolling down.
Visual Studio 2019
No, a scrollable page view of changes is only provided in the web version. In Visual Studio in the Teams -> Changes section it shows the changed files, but one has to click-through them to see the difference.
Everytime I work on an SSRS report in visual studio I have this grid that appears in design mode, on top of the report itself...
Does anyone know how I can remove this from my view? I know I can click and scroll to reduce the size, but I would like to remove it entirely.
Thanks.
While in design mode:
Menu: Report > View > Parameters (toggle)
So the GroupBox i am trying to place is larger than the screen real state of the designer in visual studio.
Hence i scroll to make room however after scrolling whenever i try to re-size the groupbox the designer immediately scrolls back to the center of the control making it immpossible for me to re-size the control.
Is this some sort of bug or am i doing something wrong it was working fine previously and suddenly i have this problem now tried closing and reopening VS but the problem is still there.
I Should probably add that i am using telerik's radforms.
I don't know why but Microsoft decided to make the title bars of the windows of Visual Studio 2013 and Office applications huge! They are so thicker than normal windows and this is really annoying especially if you have a small screen.
Do you think there is a way to change this?
There is an extension for Visual Commander to hide Visual Studio 2013 title bar. In the HideTitleBar function instead of setting visibility to collapsed you can try to change height.
I don't think you can change the size of the title bar. The best you can do is to auto-hide it, that way you see the ribbon only when you need it.
There is an extension of Visual Studio https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/4bb76b8a-cef1-4223-8f9c-8e815e50e56c for download.
It can change the title bar smaller instead of hiding it. Because if you hide it, you loose the control to move the window around or minimize it.
Sometimes when I open my Visual Studio form designer, I see the [Add] text to create a new BarButtonItem, other times I don't. This has led me to search for a way to create a new button several times now. Any idea what might be causing this?
Try to right click your bar manager, and check the Show DesignTime Enhancements.
Here is a link that may help.