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*Toolbars should be customisable on a per-toolbar level.
*Toolbars should be customisable on a per-toolbar level.
**I'd say this should be doable through the toolbar's context menu. Right clicking on a toolbar should show you:
**I'd say this should be doable through the toolbar's context menu. Right clicking on a toolbar should show you:
***a list of toolbars on the page, to easily turn on or off toolbars
***an option to Customize the toolbar widgets you see
***an option to Customize the toolbar widgets you see
***an option to bring up Properties for that particular toolbar. This could be both a generic toolbar properties dialog, or a toolbar specific one if the toolbar specified one.
***an option to bring up Properties for that particular toolbar. This could be both a generic toolbar properties dialog, or a toolbar specific one if the toolbar specified one.
**Toolbars don't need names. They need to appear and disappear dynamically based on what the user is doing. If a toolbar is empty it should disappear, but if the user is dragging a new item in an area where no toolbar is available, one should appear if possible and be ready to accept the item.
==Toolbar Customize Dialog==
==Toolbar Customize Dialog==
*The toolbar customize dialog should morph form dramatically, perhaps into some sort of richlistbox. The box could show both descriptions of toolbar items, along with names and icons. This would also clean up a lot of the code in the current implementation.
*The toolbar customize dialog should morph form dramatically, perhaps into some sort of richlistbox. The box could show both descriptions of toolbar items, along with names and icons. This would also clean up a lot of the code in the current implementation.
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