There isn’t a built-in setting for this, but when working with very long pages some people use mouse software like Logitech Options or Razer Synapse to increase scroll speed. However, that can be a bit expensive. If you already play games it might be worth it, but buying it only for this issue probably doesn’t make much sense. 😄
X-Mouse Button Control could be a more reasonable alternative for improving the scroll behavior in Mendix Studio Pro. It might be worth checking out from a price/performance perspective.
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Hi,
Unfortunately this is not something you can configure inside Mendix Studio Pro. Studio Pro is built on a custom UI framework and it does not fully respect the Windows mouse wheel scroll configuration. Because of that, changing the Windows setting for “Lines to scroll per notch” does not affect the page editor scrolling behavior.
Also, the layout preview section at the top of the page editor cannot currently be collapsed or hidden. That area is part of the page structure editor and Mendix does not provide an option to remove it. On large pages this can indeed cause excessive vertical scrolling.
A couple of workarounds that people usually use:
1. Use Ctrl + Mouse Wheel to zoom out
Zooming out in the editor reduces the vertical space used by the layout section and makes navigation easier.
2. Collapse side panels
Closing the Toolbox, Properties, and Project Explorer panels gives more vertical workspace so you don’t need to scroll as much.
3. Use the Structure mode for navigation
When working on large pages, switching temporarily to Structure mode makes it easier to jump between containers without scrolling through the whole page.
4. Use a mouse tool to increase scroll speed
Since Studio Pro ignores the Windows setting, some developers use tools like Logitech Options or X-Mouse Button Control to increase scroll speed specifically for Studio Pro.
At the moment there is no built-in setting in Studio Pro to adjust scroll sensitivity or hide the layout area, so the above workarounds are the typical ways people deal with it.