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      JimDunn2000
      last edited by PeterJones

      Hi, a vertical white bar appeared after the last update… and I’d like to know what it is and how to make it black… thx! : )

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      moderator restored the original post. please do not delete the original post of a discussion, as it removes context. if you solve the problem, but still have a related question (like you did), just posting the follow-on without deleting the original context is sufficient.

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        JimDunn2000 @JimDunn2000
        last edited by

        Ok, I found that it was the “Change History Margin”… but when I made the “Background: Gray” then it made things worse… the current line of words now disappears:

        2025-12-20-02-40-39_01.jpg

        So I went into settings and changed the “Current Line Indicator” to “(*) Frame: Width=1” which is perfect:

        2025-12-20-02-40-53_01.jpg

        But, when I exit and restart NPP, the “Frame” setting does not “stick”…

        2025-12-20-02-41-31_01.jpg

        Can someone help me keep “Frame=On” active forever??

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          PeterJones @JimDunn2000
          last edited by

          @networkproblemsolver said in Vertical White Bar Appeared:

          Ok, I found that it was the “Change History Margin”…

          see the FAQ

          but when I made the “Background: Gray” then it made things worse… the current line of words now disappears:

          They “Change History Margin” and “Current line background colour” are two separate entries in the Style configurator. One should not affect the other. I think you just hadn’t noticed.

          I am curious which theme you are using, and which version of Notepad++ you upgraded from.

          So I went into settings and changed the “Current Line Indicator” to “(*) Frame: Width=1” which is perfect:
          But, when I exit and restart NPP, the “Frame” setting does not “stick”…

          It sticks for me. Are you sure you have only one instance of Notepad++ open? Because otherwise, the other instance might have control of the preferences instead of the instance where you changed it. Even if you think you’ve already done these steps:

          1. exit all copies of Notepad++
          2. run one copy
          3. change the Frame settings, CLOSE the dialog
          4. exit Notepad++
          5. run one copy: it should remember the Frame setting.
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          • Terry RT Offline
            Terry R @JimDunn2000
            last edited by

            @networkproblemsolver
            Your images show you seem to be running NPP as administrator. That could be the source of your problem.

            Read this thread, there might be the solution.

            Terry

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