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EXTENDING DREAMWEAVER CS4

Menus and menu commands

Example

Description

Contains the key combination to temporarily activate the tool. While in another modal tool, the user can press and

hold this key to switch to this tool.

Attributes

{name}, key, id

• name A localized version of the action.

• key The key combination used to quickly activate the tool. For syntax details, see “<menuitem>” on page 143.

• id A unique ID used to reference the action.

Contents

None (empty tag).

Container

This tag must be contained in a tool tag.

Example

Changing menus and menu commands

By editing the menus.xml file, you can move menu commands within a menu or from one menu to another, add

separators to or remove them from menus, and move menus within a menu bar or even from one menu bar to another.

You can move items into or out of context menus using the same procedure as for other menus.

For information, see “The menus.xml file” on page 141.

Move a menu command

1 Quit Dreamweaver.

2 Make a backup copy of the menus.xml file.

3 Open menus.xml in a text editor such as BBEdit, Macromedia® HomeSite,® or Wordpad. (Don’t open it in

Dreamweaver.)

4 Cut an entire menuitem tag, from the <menuitem at the beginning to the /> at the end.

5 Place the insertion point at the new location for the menu command. (Make sure it’s between a menu tag and the

corresponding

/menu tag.)

6 Paste the menu command into its new location.

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