I'm using a Latin American Spanish keyboard layout, and the slash key is only reachable as SHIFT+7. In Overleaf v1 I used the Edit menu and the Toggle comment operation. How can this be done in Overleaf v2?
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1Does Ctrl+Shift+7 work?– imnothereAug 14, 2018 at 1:53
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1CTRL+SHIFT+7 doesn't work.– MigueAug 14, 2018 at 2:11
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3You could write to [email protected], their reply is usually very quick.– CarLaTeXAug 14, 2018 at 5:51
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1ctrl+shift+7 works for me with a spanish keyboard.– IgnasiNov 20, 2018 at 17:34
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Do you have a numeric keypad on the right hand side of your keyboard? I had the same issue with a canadian keyboard and found out that the / symbol could also be found at the top of the numeric keypad. I was able to use the Ctrl+/ shortcut by using the / on the numeric keypad.
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2At least for me, it wasn't working when I asked the question. But now it works with CTRL+SHIFT+7.– MigueNov 20, 2018 at 21:44
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2This does not work on a mac with a foreign keyboard (mine is German), the mac shortcut should be CMD+SHIFT+7 but nothing happens, independent of browser used.– cirkoMay 13, 2020 at 10:11
I have a MacBook with German keyboard and only CMD + SHIFT + ß works for commenting. The command SHIFT + ß is equivalent to ? key.
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Thanks a lot, this did it for me. I am using a Macbook Air 13" with German layout and CMD + Shift + 7 did not work for me even after disabling the system shortcut.– IanNov 4, 2020 at 13:15
I am using a German keyboard on windows system and Strg+Shift+7 works fine.
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Italian keyboard of a MacBook.
The / is only reachable as SHIFT + 7
CMD + / does not work to "toggle comment on multiple line" in Overleaf.
The following works:
CTRL + SHIFT + 3
On swedish keyboard: select text and then control + shift + 3
