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> All file and folder operations, such as creating, renaming, and deleting, is generally performed through the File Tree.
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### File Tree Context Menu
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When you right-click within the File Tree, a context menu appears which allows you to perform various operations.
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> All file and folder operations, such as creating, renaming, and deleting are generally performed through this context menu.
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- Right‑click a **file** → the action applies to that file.
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- Right‑click a **folder** → the action applies inside that folder (e.g., add file, create subfolder, delete contents).
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- Right‑click on **empty space** → the action applies to the project’s root directory.
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The element you right-click in the File Tree becomes the selected context, meaning any operation performed will apply to that item. For example:
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- Right-click a **file** → the action applies to that file.
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- Right-click a **folder** → the action applies to or inside that folder (e.g., add file, create subfolder, delete contents).
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- Right-click on **empty space** → the action applies to the project’s root directory.
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> In this example, `index.html` is selected. Any action from the context menu will apply to that file.
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> In this example, `index.html` is selected as the context. Any action from the context menu will apply to that file.
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The File Tree updates automatically, but if files or folders appear missing, use `Refresh File Tree` option in the context menu to manually reload it. This option forces a full refresh of the tree view.
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### Sorting Files and Folders
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By default, the File Tree sorts folders first (in ascending order), followed by files.
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By default, the File Tree sorts folders first (in ascending order*a-z*), followed by files.
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To sort folders and files together:
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1. Click the **arrows icon** at the top-right of the sidebar.
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