Activitus Bar
Reduce the amount of screen real estate space that that default toolbar icons take up on the left side of the window. With this plugin, the icons are shrunken and placed in the lower left corner of the window to get out of your way.
Reduce the amount of screen real estate space that that default toolbar icons take up on the left side of the window. With this plugin, the icons are shrunken and placed in the lower left corner of the window to get out of your way.
D3FC provides a nice layer of convenient customization over D3 when working with basic construction of graphs such as when tweaking axis labels. The following examples will be a modification of the base example.
To avoid the verbosity of Selenium while still being able to leverage Selenium, one can use SeleniumBase. SeleniumBase provides sensible defaults for testing when you wish to use Selenium. The common testing setup recommended by Selenium called the POM is supported. This is shown by the example: https://github.com/seleniumbase/SeleniumBase/blob/master/examples/boilerplates/base_test_case.py.
Vite has a plugin system where a transform may be performed on file type changes in the following:
https://vitejs.dev/guide/api-plugin.html#transforming-custom-file-types
Even though the documentation states that transforms might be performed on "custom file types", attempts to listen to changes for file types other than the common web assets type (.js, .ts, .html, .css) will not work.
Many zooming libraries on npm offers the ability to pan images (translate images), after a large image has been zoomed in, however the majority of them do not take consideration of how the movement of the image affects the visibility of scrollbars.
While taking an image screenshot of an entire software application such as the browser or terminal intact yields the most information when attempting to describe the behavior. It can be a bit difficult to discern what is actually happening in the application due to the "zoomed out" nature of the taken image. It is rare that a user will need to focus on the entirety of the image when a screenshot is shown, because only a certain portion of image is reference at one time.
Better discern the active editor group by using highlight emphasis on the current editor group while dimming inactive editor groups. This helps with accessibility even though it might only be a small visual change, it is effective in providing more focused editing.