How to remove floating code section from Android Studio? - android

For some reason a weird floating code section started to appear sometimes inside the Android Studio code window (selected in red):
Has anyone encountered this thing? Knows what it is? And how do I get rid of it?

This happens when you hover over a collapsed code lines, it shows what's inside. I think it disappears once you move the mouse pointer away from that area.

Restarting Android Studio worked for me. Not sure of a quicker fix.

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Visual assistent doesn't show

I have a problem since the upgrade of Android studio.
When i try to use a layout it works but when i slide an item on the screen (window design) to see how it's looks like, the item didn't appeared in the window design, just in the window text.
Maybe i need to choose a parameter but i cannot find it.
If you don't know how to fix this, maybe you can explain me how back in the last version
Thanks for help.

Android Studio: Place logcat below debug window

Does anyone know if it's possible to place the logcat-window below the debug-window in android studio ?
Placing the logcat and debugging-window next to each other is no solution, there's too little space. My solution is to place the logcat-window above the code editor, but I don't like that arrangement.
Current state:
Desired state:
Greetings!
I've tried to do it as well and I couldn't.
My "solution" when I need that configuration is to remove the logcat from AndroidStudio window using the "Floating Mode", and using a configuration with my Windows Manager "BetterSnapTool" this is the result. Not exactly what you and I wanted but it works for me. I hope this helps you.
My "solution"
you can side by side for panels bottom right

Android studio IDE Layout changed after Upgrade to 1.5

How to change back the layout of the IDE (Android studio) to normal position? As you can see the make project button, run program button and etc are on the far right. This happend after I updated the IDE to 0.5.5. Please help me. Thank you. Shift-F12 don't work.
The Picture below should be the normal one i think.
You've hidden the toolbar. Use View menu > Toolbar to restore it.

Unable to drag UI elements to Android layout Eclipse

I am having trouble getting Eclipse 4.2 to work with the latest Android SDK. When I try to drag any of the UI elements from the palette onto the Graphical Layout of the XML, or onto the outline view, nothing happens. Same is true when I try to drag existing elements in a relative layout. I am able to use the XML for the layout but not the designer.
I am also not able to close tabs using the x icon, I have to right click then go to close.
I have tried using Eclipse 3.7, same problem.
Thanks in advance for the help.
The emulator might be running. Try closing the emulator and drag ....it should work !
Hello I am assume that into your XML file, You can not see the graphical layout.
I have also face the same problem when I import the project from the workspace, that time simply close the project and again open the project.It works for me.
And for more Information see this LINK
Finally solved by re-downloading eclipse
Check your XML for warnings displayed as little yellow exclamation marks like this one:
Although my code was running fine this prevents any drag and drop.
Try cleaning the project and run it again. this worked for me.

No Graphical layout editor in Android

I imported an Android project in Eclipse. Somehow, the layout editor does not open automatically when I open a layout! After I open it, it gives me the 'Graphical Layout' tab but it is still an empty frame! The only difference I see from my previuos projects is that the top drop-down menu has an option called "Locale" while the older ones had "Any locale".
Please advise.
Restart eclipse. I always close eclipse when this error happens and restarting it after that and my problem got resolved.
Something similar happened to me today and I found that if I closed the window/tab and opened again a few times it fixed itself. It was annoying though. Also try going into the xml tab and edit something in there and go back to the Graphical Layout.
Something similar happened to me a few versions of ADT for eclipse ago.
EDIT
Ok it has just happened to me once again. What I did to resolve was to change the Android version to something else. It's the drop down box beside the Create... button. That made it reappear
I have the same problem, it goes away if I switch to XML view and make a single edit, and then save. Then switch back to graphical layout and the error is gone.
It wasn't working for me no matter what I did. But it started working again when I deleted a bunch of projects in my workspace. My theme for eclipse was also deleted when I did this too, I'm not sure why.

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