Last updated: Apr 6, 2024
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Note: if you need to move the terminal to the right, click on the second subheading.
The easiest way to move the sidebar to the right is to right-click on the Activity Bar to the right of Explorer and select Move Primary Side Bar Right.
Here is a short clip that demonstrates the process.
You can also use the top menu.
Alt
to show the top menu on Windows and Linux.You can also use the Customize Layout... command in the top right corner to move the sidebar to the right.
Here is a short click that demonstrates the process.
You can also use the Command Palette.
Ctrl
+ Shift
+ P
on Windows and Linux.Command
+ Shift
+ P
on macOS.F1
to open the Command Palette.The command moves the sidebar to the right or left depending on its current position.
You can also use your settings to change the position of the sidebar.
Ctrl
+ Shift
+ P
(or Command
+ Shift
+ P
on macOS).F1
to open the Command Palette.You can also open the settings screen by pressing Ctrl
+ ,
on Windows and
Linux or Cmd
+ ,
on macOS.
If you need to set a keyboard shortcut to toggle the Sidebar's position:
Ctrl
+ Shift
+ P
on Windows and Linux.Command
+ Shift
+ P
on macOS.F1
to open the Command Palette.Search for toggle primary.
Double-click on the View: Toggle Primary Side Bar Position to set up a
keyboard shortcut and hit Enter
to confirm.
If you need to move the terminal to the right:
Ctrl
+ ` (backtick).Here is a short clip that demonstrates the process.
The same approach can be used to move the terminal to the left or the bottom.
You can also use the top menu to achieve the same result.
Alt
to show the top menu on Windows and Linux.Hover over Appearance and then Panel Position.
Select Right.
You can also use the Command Palette to move the terminal to the right.
Ctrl
+ Shift
+ P
on Windows and Linux.Command
+ Shift
+ P
on macOS.F1
to open the Command Palette.You can learn more about the related topics by checking out the following tutorials: