Show hidden characters in VS Code
F1 -> Type: 'Toggle Render Whitespace'
// OR
Settings -> Search for 'Render Whitespace' -> Set to 'All'
Sometimes you may also need to display hidden characters - such as spaces or tabs - in the code editor. VS Code does not have a dedicated shortcut for this in the default setting, but fortunately, it is easy to enable and disable displaying whitespace characters.
Solution 1
The fastest way is to press F1
and type 'Toggle Render Whitespace' in the input field that appears. Hint, if you just type 'render' that might be enough. Select the option and toggle the value by pressing Enter
.
Solution 2
Open the settings panel. File --> Preferences -> Settings
In the search box, type 'render whitespace'. Then select the all
option if you want to see the tabs and spaces everywhere.
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