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How do I adjust the margin for the line numbers in gEdit?

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http://askubuntu.com – Recently I was able to increase the left margin between code and line numbers in Gedit (Gnome-text-editor) in Ubuntu 12.10. I don't recall how I achieved this, neither do I recall how Gedit reverted to the classical margin which is very tight for me. See screenshot: Does anyone know how I can increase left margin in Gedit 3.6.1? Thanks (HowTos)

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Submitted by Danial on 12/12/2012 – Made popular on 12/12/2012

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I'm just dreaming a little but I would like two buttons (for instance) in GEdit to do the following.

I would like a button which toggled the line numbers on/off so that when I'm coding I can use them and when I'm writing I can not and a button (or keyboard) toggle would be most convenient.

Also I would like a button which would impose a kind of margin around the writing area.

I want to print the line numbers along with c source-code in the text editor "Gedit". I am tired to look all day at the display.

Thank you for any time or effort.

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Okay so I have a horizontal Relative Layout on a ListView and I want a margin between the different Rows on the ListView but I have one problem. I have a button that is being pushed to the far right and I want the click zone to be as big as possible. If there was no margin on the root element of relative layout I would be fine and my button would take up the entire height of the row.

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