Question 1

How do I enable zoom shortcuts in Origami?

Accepted Answer

Open the Command Palette and select 'Preferences: Origami Key Bindings' to enable or customize the zoom and resizing shortcuts, which are disabled by default to avoid conflicts with Sublime Text's native features.

Question 2

Can I use Origami with multiple monitors in Sublime Text?

Accepted Answer

Origami manages panes within a single Sublime Text window; for multiple monitors, you'd rely on Sublime Text's native window management, while Origami handles pane arrangements within each window individually.

Question 3

Origami vs Sublime Text's built-in layout commands: which is better?

Accepted Answer

Origami offers more granular, keyboard-efficient control for frequent pane manipulation, but it requires learning shortcuts. Built-in commands are simpler for occasional use but lack Origami's flexibility and automation.

Question 4

How to reset Origami settings to default?

Accepted Answer

You can reset settings by editing or deleting the Origami user preferences file in Sublime Text's Packages/User directory, though the README doesn't specify exact steps, so manual cleanup might be needed.

Question 5

Does Origami support drag-and-drop for panes?

Accepted Answer

No, Origami is strictly keyboard-driven and doesn't provide mouse-based drag-and-drop functionality; all pane operations must be done through shortcuts or the Command Palette.

Question 6

How to handle conflicts with other plugins using similar shortcuts?

Accepted Answer

You need to manually edit Origami's keybindings or adjust other plugins' settings to resolve conflicts, as Origami doesn't automatically detect or resolve shortcut overlaps, requiring trial and error.

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