☐ Show close button on each tab: add the close button to each tab’s entry on the tab bar.☐ Draw a coloured bar on active tab: indicate the active tab by adding a colored bar.☐ Darken inactive tags: change the fill-color on inactive tabs to a darker color.☐ Lock (no drag and drop): prevent the reordering of tabs by drag-and-drop on the tab bar (unselected, drag-and-drop on the tab bar will reorder tabs).Note: In Dark Mode, the “saved” symbol (either the blue disk or the green checkmark) will not be shown the “edited” and “read-only” icons will be.The alternate icons option is designed to improve the user experience for visually-impaired users, and any who prefer different symbols rather than different colors to distinguish the status of each file.☐ Alternate icons: change the “saved”/“edited”/“read-only” icons from blue/red/grey disk-icons to checkmark/pencil/lock symbols, respectively.☐ Reduce: make the tab bar vertical region and font size smaller.☐ Vertical: have the tabs on their side on the left, rather than along the top.☐ Multi-line: if there are enough tabs, they will wrap to a second line.☐ Hide: the tab bar for the open files will not be visible.☐ Show: Prior to v8.1.3, this checkmark would toggle the Document List panel in v8.1.3 and after, this is now controlled by the View menu’s “Document List” entry.☐ Disable extension column: Prior to v8.1.5, if checked, the Document List panel will not have the second column showing extensions (instead, the extension will be part of the Name column) in v8.1.5, this is controlled by right-clicking in the headers of the Document List panel.Document List Panel: (This section removed in v8.1.5.).Standard icons: small: these are the small version of the traditional (pre-v8.0.0) icons.Filled Fluent UI: large: uses large versions of the Fluent UI icons, in a filled (or reverse-video) style.Filled Fluent UI: small: uses small versions of the Fluent UI icons, in a filled (or reverse-video) style.Fluent UI: large: uses large versions of the Fluent UI icons.Fluent UI: small: uses small versions of the Fluent UI icons.There is a radio-button set of choices for the icons (updated v8.0.0).☐ Hide: the icon-based toolbar will be hidden.☐ Show status bar: there will be a Status Bar along the bottom of the Notepad++ window, showing file type, caret location, line-ending style, encoding, and INS/DEL mode.(Unlike many configuration files, exiting Notepad++ and restarting the application will not bring in the new settings from an edited localization\.xml you must re-choose the desired Localization for the changes to be applied.) NOTE: After making changes to the XML file in the localization directory, or after upgrading to a new version of Notepad++, you need to refresh the nativeLang.xml: use the Localization drop-down to change the Localization to another language then change it back immediately to your preferred language, or skip the “another language” step and just click on the preferred language – either way ends up with copying the file to nativeLang.xml and immediately updating Notepad++’s text for menus and dialogs.To make changes to your localization, edit the language file localization\.xml, as per the instructions in the Binary Translation section.This copies one of the XML files from the localization\ folder to nativeLang.xml.: Set the language for the Notepad++ user interface.These affect the user interface (localization, toolbar, tab bar, and more). (Checkbox states will be referred to as checked for ☑, unchecked for ☐, and disabled when it’s greyed out so that you cannot toggle the state of the checkbox, and enabled if the grey has been removed.) General For options where the opposite behavior might not be obvious, it may also explicitly describe what the unchecked behavior is.
Preferencesįor the descriptions below, if it’s a checkbox ☐, the description applies if the checkbox is checked. While there are various aspects in Notepad++ that are not configurable, you may not even notice them.įor settings not covered by the three main dialogs, there are other toggles and settings which can be found in various dialogs, menus, and configuration files.Īs noted in the Configuration Files documentation, Notepad++ writes the configuration files when it exits, which means that, when you make a change using Notepad++ menus and dialogs described below, your change will not be written to the configuration file until Notepad++ exits. The Preferences dialog manages most other user-settings. Styler Configurator allows changing the visual appearance of anything that has a color or a font. The Shortcut Mapper is a list of keyboard shortcuts to everything that can have one in Notepad++. There are three main dialogs for editing preferences and other user-defined settings: Preferences, Style Configurator and Shortcut Mapper.
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