If I use the command for create new folder, it does not create it on the location where I select it it jumps somewhere else and creates it there, it cannot create a subfolder i have to drag it back, this was never an issue before,
How do you create your folders? Using F7 or any other assigned hotkey? What do you mean by cursor? New folders normally are created in the current directory of the active file display.
It isn't supposed to. It creates folders below the current location.
You could make a button which checked the current focus/selection and made the folder next to that, but it's not how the standard command works or is intended to work.
I suspect you'd only want that as a second option, not replacing the normal one, as otherwise you'd either have problems creating a folder normally (if focus was on the first item, which is usually a folder) or you'd be unable to create a new folder below a folder which was currently empty (since you can't select/focus on anything below a folder if there is nothing below it, it'd have to assume running it with a folder selected means you want to create something below that folder... or just wouldn't work in that situation... not sure it really makes sense at all, the more you think about the details).
I dont want any trickery, just a folder under a selected subfolder etc. I never was a problem,
example screenshot.
I want to create a new folder under the first folder 1-mostly used, it then creates a folder under the folder miscellaneous, halfway the list
Thanks, but I just need that a new folder is created below the folder that has the focus, so if I press CTRL - N i want a new folder under the folder of the focus, but it does not do that it creates a new folder in the root of the drive, in the alphabetic order.
So if I have three folder A-B-C and I wish to create a new folder under folder B with the name X it will create a folder X after the C
So i have A-B-C-X instead of what I want A-B\X-C
It was never a problem for the last twenty years since I use this program, but now it is
Hope this clarifies my simple problem, and hopefully a simple solution
I think your expectation is quite clear and the most simple solution has been given above.
This is not standard behaviour for the reason given by Leo.
You need to create a button dedicated to this use case.