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Sidebar refuses to resize, shrinks, and gets stuck when resizing (Linux Mint 19) #14487
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If there's anything I can do to fix the bug and someone can explain the work to be done, I'd be happy to. |
Go to Debug->Show Developer tools. From the inspector try to inspect the partition between the coding surface and sidebar. You should be able to spot a horizontal resizer 6px? wide and transparent. If you can't find that with inspect, go to the DOM in inspector page and search for sidebar. In sidebar div try to spot the resizer. Post the styles for the resizer, like, display, dimension, position and visibility. |
Check for the libcurl3 and libpango1.0-0 dependencies. |
I just noticed that if I run Brackets through the console, I get the following errors:
I'm just a casual user -- I'm not very well versed on GTK and Linux libraries and stuff, but I think this might give some insight. |
I got the same issue here under Ubuntu 18.04 |
Just install brackets from the main repo
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I had the same issue and for me it seems to occur when the language is set to 'system default'. So I went to Debug -> Switch Language menu and choose english, and it solve the issue. I tried with several other languages and it works perfectly. |
vim ~/.config/Brackets/state.json +1569 "healthDataNotificationShown": true, |
Omg thank you so much man |
Thanks So Much! That Saved My Life ^^ |
LOVE YOU |
Worked for me. Thanks a lot ! |
Description and Reproduction Steps
When I try to resize the sidebar from the default size:
It fails to resize to the specified dimension (if anything, it just grows by a few pixels):
When I click again to try again, the sidebar hides itself:
However, when I try to resize from here it either a) does nothing or b) opens the sidebar to a very small, unmanageable size:
Sometimes, and I'm not sure when and when not, there is a small tab poking out (not sure if this is intended or not) like so:
I encountered this error on my first-ever install of Brackets within 30 seconds of use. See Attempted Fixes for more information.
TL;DR
Expected behavior: For the sidebar's width to follow my cursor and stop resizing when the mouse button was lifted.
Actual behavior: The sidebar does not move with the mouse, and when the mouse button is lifted, the <-> resizing cursor remains visible wherever I put the mouse on the window. Then, clicking again on the sidebar border, the sidebar hides itself. After repeating some number of times, the sidebar, when opening, only opens by about 10-30 pixels and will not grow much more (size seems arbitrary when dragging open).
Attempted Fixes
Restarting Brackets does not fix the problem -- the sidebar stays in its same position.
Running with extensions disabled does not fix the problem.
Changing from my NVidia card to the integrated Intel graphics does not fix the problem.
However, deleting ~/.config/Brackets/cef-data, state.json, and brackets.json does solve the problem until I try to resize the sidebar again.
Versions
OS: Linux Mint 19 Tara
Linux Kernel: Linux 4.15.0-24-generic
Brackets: 1.13.0-17696 (Installed from snap)
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