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Is it possible to add placeholders in the editor folder stack?
I can currently move my views (drag-n-drop) next to an editor, but I want them to be opened directly there.
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If you are using eclipse 3.x, it is not possible. With 4.x should be possible (since Eclipse 4 no longer has an editor area, which must be defined for a perspective, so that you can also put editors in a ViewStack.). You may find something useful in Vogella's article.