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Insert Bar Objects
Modifying the Insert bar
You can move objects from one category to another, rename categories, and completely
remove objects from the panel. To make the changes appear in the Insert bar, you must either
restart Dreamweaver or reload extensions. For information on reloading extensions, see
remove objects from the panel. To make the changes appear in the Insert bar, you must either
restart Dreamweaver or reload extensions. For information on reloading extensions, see
To move or copy an object from one Insert bar category to another or to a new
location within a category:
location within a category:
1.
Save a backup copy of insertbar.xml (with a name such as insertbar.backup.xml).
2.
Open the original insertbar.xml file.
3.
Find the
button
tag that represents the object you want to move or copy. For example, to
move the Image object from its location in the Common category, find the
button
tag that
has an
id
attribute of
"DW_Image"
.
4.
Cut or copy the entire
button
tag.
5.
Find the
category
tag that represents the category in which you want to move or copy
the object.
6.
Find the location within the category where you want the object to appear.
7.
Paste the copied
button
tag.
8.
Save the insertbar.xml file.
9.
Reload extensions.
To remove an object from the Insert bar:
1.
Save a backup copy of insertbar.xml (with a name such as insertbar.backup.xml).
2.
Open the original insertbar.xml file.
3.
Find the
button
tag that represents the object you want to remove.
4.
Delete the entire
button
tag.
5.
Save the insertbar.xml file.
6.
On your disk, move the object’s HTML, GIF, and JavaScript files out of their current
folder, and put them into a folder that isn’t listed in the insertbar.xml file. For example,
you can create a new folder in the Configuration/Objects folder named Unused, and move
the object’s files there. (If you’re certain you want to remove the object, you can delete
those files entirely; however, it’s a good idea to keep backups of those files in case you need
to restore the object later.)
folder, and put them into a folder that isn’t listed in the insertbar.xml file. For example,
you can create a new folder in the Configuration/Objects folder named Unused, and move
the object’s files there. (If you’re certain you want to remove the object, you can delete
those files entirely; however, it’s a good idea to keep backups of those files in case you need
to restore the object later.)
7.
Reload extensions.