With the new version of Visual Studio Code, tabs are rendered by default. How do I disable / hide them as I really liked the previous behavior without any tabs?
1 Answer. Show activity on this post. Go to menu Edit - Advanced - uncheck View White Space.
When using Visual Studio Code on Windows, you can use CTRL + PAGE_UP to switch to the previous tab, and CTRL + PAGE_DN to switch to the next tab. You also have the ability to switch to tabs based on their (non-zero relative) index. You can do so, by pressing and holding ALT , followed by a number (1 through 9).
You can select all and use SHIFT + TAB to unindent. Show activity on this post. =>for multiline at same time you can use Shift + Alt + Up/Down arrow key then edit your code or remove/add space.
Tabs #. Visual Studio Code shows open items with Tabs (tabbed headings) in the title area above the editor. When you open a file, a new Tab is added for that file. Tabs let you quickly navigate between items and you can Drag and Drop Tabs to reorder them.
Ctrl+K Ctrl+W close all editors. If you prefer not to use Tabs (tabbed headings), you can disable Tabs (tabbed headings) entirely by setting workbench.editor.showTabs to false. Without Tabs, the OPEN EDITORS section of the File Explorer is a quick way to do file navigation.
In Visual Studio, use Shift-Tab. This will go back one tab-stop, even when using soft tabs. Show activity on this post. I've been plagued by the same issue for years. Finally, I did something about it. Let me officially announce version 0.1.0 of the TabSanity Visual Studio extension for VS 2012. It doesn't just stop at backspaces.
Just click an item in the OPEN EDITORS view, and it becomes active in VS Code. Once you are done with your task, you can remove files individually from the OPEN EDITORS view, or you can remove all files by using the View: Close All Editors or View: Close All Editors in Group actions.
Editor Tabs make their appearance starting with Visual Studio Code version 1.3 (June 2016) and are enabled by default. To disable editor tabs:
"workbench.editor.showTabs": false,
entry (if this is the last entry, omit the trailing comma).Visual Studio Code v1.27+ now includes a GUI for editing settings:
Alternatively, you could just pop into Zen Mode, which has tabs hidden by default.
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