VS Code: Middle Click to Paste into the Terminal
Find out how to paste content into the VS Codeβs terminal using your mouse’s middle click button.
Empower your skills with my Visual Studio Code tutorial series.
From essential keyboard shortcuts to advanced customization tricks, discover everything you need to boost your productivity and streamline your coding experience.
Stay up-to-date with the latest extensions, debugging techniques, and much more.
Find out how to paste content into the VS Codeβs terminal using your mouse’s middle click button.
VS Code has introduced a new feature that allows you to place section heading so you can scan and navigate large files easier.
When you click a file in VS Code, it will open in a new tab. If you click another file, it will open in the… Read More »VS Code: Keep Editors Open
Find out how to synchronize scrolling across the editors to scroll them at the same time.
In this post, I will show you how to hide the indent lines in the folders explorer. Let’s get started! The Setting Press down CTRL… Read More »VS Code: Hide Indent Lines in Explorer
By default, VS Code allows you to scroll beyond the last line. If you don’t like this and you want to turn this feature off… Read More »Disable Scroll Beyond Last Line in VS Code
Many applications include generated files under folders such as vendor, node_modules or OpenAPI data models or schemas. You should not edit those files manually. But… Read More »VS Code β Read Only Files
With the January 2024 updates, VS Code has enabled the “Sticky Scroll” feature by default in tree views, meaning that some folders remain sticky at… Read More »VS Code β Disable Sticky Scroll in Tree Views