All right, everyone,
in this video, we are going to learn about Adidas Group and we ask.
All right.
So Adidas Group
is basically the main area where you open and work up on your files.
Right.
So let me just open this and that starts right.
And you can see this next artist's file is open on a workspace,
which is called open. And it shows workspace.
And if you have watched a previous video, then in the previous video,
we have closed our workspace that is called Open Workspace.
It is present right there.
Right.
So this particular area is called open.
It does.
But for the sake of this video, I'm going to call it as editable area.
Right.
So this is our editor area and this particular tab is called EDIT.
All right.
So by previously I am saying that it is group is because
we can open as many editors like in most artists in our editor area
so I can open ideas granddaddies as a separate editor,
I can open this does file as a separate editor.
I can open as many as I want. Right?
So this is the basic concept of editors and editors group and vsco.
And let me just first of all, focus
on this steps and I'm going to show you how to open up this Editors.
All your files are in a separate split you in your voice code, right?
So there are a couple of methods to do it.
And let's start with the first method first.
So for the first method union, the person who is the older option key
and click on the file in which you want to open in a separate split door.
So this will open your file name in a soft open mode in a separate editor group.
So to open this file completely unity double click on this file name
and this will completely open this file right before moving to the next method.
I want to clear some things here.
So these two editors group are separate editors group
and depending upon the editor group Beauty of Working.
Every time you open up, new files will open up on the separate editor as group.
So what I mean by this is suppose I want to open this city's dirtiest file
and let's see what will happen if I just double click on it.
So you can see the city's.
This file is now open on this scan grants.
So I just call it Cameron Diaz, but this is actually the second
editor group or the second split view group that have opened.
And because I have selected that Cameron Bob just file
the city's dirtiest file is open in this editor group.
Right.
So what will happen if I select this and next artist file?
And then on double click on this city's dirtiest file.
So you can see this this gorgeous file is open in this particular editor.
So all I need to create is these two editors group are the separate
editors group.
There's no connection between these two editors group, right.
So let me close all of them and we will see the next omitted.
So this is our index dot just file.
And let's open another point.
So this is our second file and the second way to open this editor tab
in a separate table is I just simply select editor
tab and click on the split icon in the top right section
and this Philabundance editor tab in a separate editor group.
So you can close this editor from here
and you can comfortably work on these two separate files, right?
So this is a second way.
And the shortcut for doing the same thing is you can
read the shortcut from here as well.
And this is control and the bag specialty.
So let me just open again this file here.
And after that you have this file selected.
You need to simply use the hotkey control
and backspace to open this in a separate split.
Right.
So these are the couple of methods to open up your files in the state menu.
And by the way, by default in vsco, all your files are in a state.
You are going to be open in the right hand side and vertically,
and you can change this default behavior.
And to do it, you can go to file
and go to preferences and from here go to settings.
And at this workbench you need to open up this edit management
and scroll down until you find this option of open positioning
and open side by side direction. Right?
So from this open side by side election, you can control the direction of the
Split View Editor tab.
So if I want to open a new tab in the download direction
on the bottom side, then I can select the downward side here.
And in this open positioning, if I want to open a new file
in the left hand side of the current file, then I can select as well
and I just change some settings.
So let me see what happens if I just open a new file in a state
so and window to will my alter option key and click on this can run the just way
and you can see this can render just files open in a separate group
and this editor group lies below this and next start to set it up
to try to let me just close it and I'm going
to stay with the default behavior because I like them, right?
So this is the concept of split view.
And after that, we have a minimap in our editor as well.
Right?
So this minimap is going to help you to scroll down on up in your files, right?
So suppose you have a very large file.
Let me open a large failure.
So suppose you have a very large file which contains thousands of lines of code.
Then you can scroll in your file easily using this minimap,
but this minimap might then zoom a lot of space of yours
and you can simply use this scroll wheel to scroll down in your file.
Right.
So I prefer to close this minimap and to do it again
you need to go to settings and you can search here minimap.
And from this option you can enable and disable your minimap.
Right. So I just disable this minimap
and you can see that the minimap is now gone.
Right?
The last and the final thing for this video is breadcrumbs.
And then really, we are not going to actually eat breadcrumbs in this video.
By breadcrumbs I mean the navigation bar which is present
below this and it does grow so you can see some file names
and some follows name which is present below this editor group.
And using this we can easily navigate in
between our paths and we can open new files using it.
So I can expand this model spoiler and I can open
this can download just fine and using this breadcrumbs.
We don't need to actually use our explorer view.
We can just do that.
You open the file from yours.
And by the way, who remembers the shortcut to double the visibility
of this explorer view?
Right.
It's control B or command B, And with that, this is it for this video.
I will see you in the next video.