This week's VS Code Tip of the Week is the new sticky scroll functionality.
The nice thing about this feature is as you scroll, you have the context to where you are in the code because the sections stick at the top, e.g. a class definition, method definition, etc.
This is a feature you need to enable. Open your VS Code settings and search for sticky. Ensure Editor › Experimental › Sticky Scroll is enabled.
Check out this YouTube short care of Burke Holland on the VS Code YouTube channel.
Top comments (16)
Thank you! I didn't know that i want it ☺️
Thought it was an annoying bug. But now that this article explained what is was. It's a welcome feature.
Thanks for sharing. Can you tell me the font-family used in the first image?
I used Dank Mono. You can see my whole setup at iamdeveloper.com/uses
Wowww
Very cool!
It works in nested functions as well 😍
Thank you for sharing this! Your posts are awesome.
Thanks for the kind words!
Oh this is going to be an amazing setting for me with my work codebase. Awesome tip.
Nice, thanks Sir