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Hiding the Command Center
00:00 In the former lesson, you remove the breadcrumbs, which made VS Code look way less cluttered, which is nice. But there are still a few user interface elements that you can get rid of.
00:11 One of them is the command center at the top. So when you click in the command center, there are a bunch of options you can do that also have keyboard shortcuts.
00:22
Generally, it’s a good idea to learn the keyboard shortcuts and not click in this command center and use the mouse to go there. This is a good idea if you want to show things like I’m doing in a video course right now, but generally you don’t need a command center that’s on top there, so let’s get rid of it by adding a new line to the settings.json file and adding window.commandCenter
00:50 that’s lowercase command, and then uppercase C and center with the value false. And once you save, the command center at the top disappears.
01:04 That’s pretty cool, but you can actually do a little bit more. Let’s tackle that next.
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