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GorvGoyl / Shortcut-Menu-Bar-VSCode-Extension

Add handy buttons like beautify, show opened files, save, toggle terminal, etc to the editor menu bar in VSCode. You can also create your own buttons with custom commands. VSCode Marketplace link: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=jerrygoyal.shortcut-menu-bar
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=jerrygoyal.shortcut-menu-bar
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How to reorder buttons? #24

Open tcfialho opened 4 years ago

tcfialho commented 4 years ago

Can i reorder buttons?

GorvGoyl commented 4 years ago

sorry, that is currently not possible.

uwla commented 4 years ago

An option to reorder the buttons would be really helpful! I'd like to keep the buttons of related actions close to each other. For example, the buttons of Git-related extensions close to each other in a user-defined order. Moreover, sometimes it feels ugly to see square buttons close to arrow buttons or circle buttons (that's personal preference only). Enabling reorder of the buttons will provide a better look-and-feel and user experience.

GorvGoyl commented 4 years ago

actually, the ordering of button is cooked into the package.json file of the extension. That means, I can arrange the buttons before building the extension. After it's live on marketplace, VSCode doesn't provide any way for users to modify this package.json file. I will surely add this feature if I figure out some way to do this.

Kenobi-the-2nd commented 3 years ago

Yes, I would find this feature useful as well.

Thanks for a great extension!

DSTechLabs commented 3 years ago

Yes, for sure add this feature. Slide the icons left/right just like the open file tabs. Thanks for the extension!

Diogo-Rossi commented 3 years ago

+1 That would be really good. Even now that VS code limited the number of buttons to 9. Thank you for this great extension!

gitterman commented 2 years ago

Great extension. It's a pity that VScode doesn't allow to arrange the icons and even so that VScode does not support shortcut icons by itself. Nonetheless, I would opt to keep the icons for "save" and "save all" together by default, as they are closely related.

ccelik97 commented 2 years ago

I would opt to keep the icons for "save" and "save all" together by default, as they are closely related.

+1

Git-happiness commented 1 year ago

Such a pity VScode doesn't allow that. I have more than 8 buttons enabled so some of them are hidden. I would like to choose which ones are visible. Is there a way to show them all?