Cursor Tab suggestions not fully visible

Support Bug Reports
23

This fixed the issue for me. Thanks for the tip! :raised_hands:
I added the padding a long time ago because I prefer some space at the top of the editor. Too bad we can’t have both but not a huge deal.

24

This is not fixed in the latest release :frowning:

26

+1 this issue is becoming really annoying.
I use a split editor and can only view the suggestions on the left side. The right side is cut-off at the window border.

For Reference:
Mac M1 Max, 15.1.1
Cursor Version: 0.43.6
VSCode Version: 1.93.1

27

Still annoying and broken

28

It still looks like this for me
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29

same issue in the latest release

30

Absolutely insane that they have done nothing about this. This is day 1 of me trying this and there is no chance I will re-up with this UX.

32

Wondering anyone has every encounter something like this:

33

I have been having the same issue. This issue only appears in Jupyter Notebook. The preview works fine for me in .py files.

I found that there are a couple of related threads on this topic. It appears that there is no fix yet.

34

I think I might’ve solved this:

You need to change these 2 CSS classes:

.cursorGhostTextWidget {
    left: 0 !important;
}

.cppButtonContainer {
    margin-left: 0 !important;
}

I do it via this extension.

I have also create this tutorial to change more visual aspects of Monaco-based editor where I teach how to make these CSS changes work.

35

same issue, please cursor I’m begging you just fix this. :face_with_symbols_on_mouth: :enraged_face: :anger_symbol:

37

Thanks everyone for the reports here. This thread goes back over two years and covers many different Cursor versions. A lot has changed in how Tab suggestions are rendered since the original report.

If you’re still troubles or have suggestions on a recent version of Cursor, please create a new thread with the following details:

  1. Your Cursor version (Help > About)

  2. Your operating system

  3. Whether this happens in specific file types (e.g., Jupyter Notebooks vs .py files)

  4. A screenshot showing the issue

  5. Whether you have any custom CSS extensions or editor.padding settings configured

A fresh thread with current details will help our team investigate more effectively.