The user toolbar contains buttons for the most commonly entered HTML tags. You can customize this toolbar with buttons for the tags you want it to include (to the limit of available space).
The following provides brief descriptions of the default tags that can be added to a document just by clicking a button on the user toolbar:
• Bold - Inserts the <B></B> tags.
• Underlined - Inserts the <U></U> tags.
• Italic - Inserts the <I></I> tags.
• Preformatted - Inserts the <PRE></PRE> tags.
• Unordered List - Inserts the <UL></UL> tags.
• List Item - Inserts the <LI></LI> tags.
• Level 1 Heading - Inserts the <H1></H1> tags.
• Level 2 Heading - Inserts the <H2></H2> tags.
• HTML - Inserts the <HTML></HTML> tags.
• Head - Inserts the <HEAD></HEAD> tags.
• Body - Opens a dialog where you can set text and background colors for the BODY section of the document, and adds the <BODY></BODY> tags.
• Title - Inserts the <TITLE></TITLE> tags.
• Special Characters - Opens a dialog where you can select characters (such as foreign-language characters and math symbols) that need special formatting before they can be used in HTML documents—just select the character and WebEdit PRO takes care of the formatting.
• Line Break - Inserts the <BR>tag.
• Horizontal Rule - Inserts the <HR> tag.
• Paragraph - Inserts the <P></P> tags.
• HyperLink - Opens a dialog where you can set attributes of a hyperlink, and adds the <A></A> tags.
• Inline Image - Opens a dialog where you can set the attributes of an inline image file, and adds the <IMG> tag.
You can add or remove buttons on the user toolbar by right-clicking on it and choosing Configure from the popup menu. The Toolbar Configuration dialog box contains all of the buttons that WebEdit PRO’s user toolbar supports. To find out which HTML tag a button represents, rest the mouse cursor on the button until the tooltip appears.
To add a button to the user toolbar:
1 Right-click on the user toolbar and select Configure from the popup menu.
2 In the Toolbar Configuration dialog (see above), click on the tab that contains the button you want to add.
3 Click on the button you want and drag it to the toolbar.
To remove a button from the toolbar, click on the button on the toolbar and drag it to the configuration dialog box.
Tip
When resizing the main WebEdit PRO window, the user toolbar may be partially hidden. To see the entire user toolbar, maximize the main window. (The document toolbar and menu toolbar do get resized when you resize the main window.)