Comments on: CyberNotes: Configure & Customize The Toolbars in Opera http://cybernetnews.com/2007/08/08/cybernotes-configure-customize-the-toolbars-in-opera/ Technology News Sun, 06 Jul 2008 13:57:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: DKong http://cybernetnews.com/2007/08/08/cybernotes-configure-customize-the-toolbars-in-opera/#comment-113114 DKong Thu, 09 Aug 2007 20:51:27 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/08/08/cybernotes-configure-customize-the-toolbars-in-opera/#comment-113114 For some reason none of hte buttons in the search section want to go anywhere except on my address bar...:evil: For some reason none of hte buttons in the search section want to go anywhere except on my address bar…:evil:

]]> By: Ryan http://cybernetnews.com/2007/08/08/cybernotes-configure-customize-the-toolbars-in-opera/#comment-113052 Ryan Wed, 08 Aug 2007 23:51:50 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/08/08/cybernotes-configure-customize-the-toolbars-in-opera/#comment-113052 [div id=commentquote]<a href="#comment-113022" rel="nofollow">netster007x wrote:</a><blockquote>Hey Ryan, you said not to be afraid of screwing something up. I can afford to screw things up in Opera, because the default buttons (in their default order) are always preserved ;)</blockquote>[/div] That's true, and I had forgotten about that! Just another great thing with Opera. [div id=commentquote]<a href="#comment-113037" rel="nofollow">DKong wrote:</a><blockquote>I managed to screw something up. I turned the search bar thingy off on the bookmark sidebar and it looks like there’s no way to get it back. Not like I really care, since I never search bookmarks, but in the off chance someone accidentally does this, they’re screwed (well, there might be some way to fix it…).</blockquote>[/div] Right Click->Customize->Buttons->Search and drag the Quick Find box back onto the sidebar. You should be all set now. netster007x wrote:
Hey Ryan, you said not to be afraid of screwing something up. I can afford to screw things up in Opera, because the default buttons (in their default order) are always preserved ;)

That’s true, and I had forgotten about that! Just another great thing with Opera.

DKong wrote:
I managed to screw something up. I turned the search bar thingy off on the bookmark sidebar and it looks like there’s no way to get it back.
Not like I really care, since I never search bookmarks, but in the off chance someone accidentally does this, they’re screwed (well, there might be some way to fix it…).

Right Click->Customize->Buttons->Search and drag the Quick Find box back onto the sidebar. You should be all set now.

]]> By: DKong http://cybernetnews.com/2007/08/08/cybernotes-configure-customize-the-toolbars-in-opera/#comment-113037 DKong Wed, 08 Aug 2007 21:20:59 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/08/08/cybernotes-configure-customize-the-toolbars-in-opera/#comment-113037 I managed to screw something up. I turned the search bar thingy off on the bookmark sidebar and it looks like there's no way to get it back. Not like I really care, since I never search bookmarks, but in the off chance someone accidentally does this, they're screwed (well, there might be some way to fix it...). I managed to screw something up. I turned the search bar thingy off on the bookmark sidebar and it looks like there’s no way to get it back.
Not like I really care, since I never search bookmarks, but in the off chance someone accidentally does this, they’re screwed (well, there might be some way to fix it…).

]]> By: netster007x http://cybernetnews.com/2007/08/08/cybernotes-configure-customize-the-toolbars-in-opera/#comment-113022 netster007x Wed, 08 Aug 2007 17:47:06 +0000 http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/08/08/cybernotes-configure-customize-the-toolbars-in-opera/#comment-113022 Wow! I had my sidebar set up nearly the exact same way as you did. I love that scaling feature, brilliant. That modification makes the sidebar take up so much less space. Now I can have the content portion open to a much larger width. The only difference between our sidebars is I added content links right where the panel drop-down was. So, on mine, where before it would say bookmarks w/ a dropdown, now it says bookmarks with the icon, and clicking it brings up the main bookmarks window/tab. I did the same with history, notes, transfers. This is good since I don't have the menus enabled. It's also great for let's say I'm editing bookmarks, then I want to do some advanced operation. I just click bookmarks. I've got a cool menu button that toggles menus and drop-downs them. Also, I made the binoculars toolbar a source for buttons -print, print preview, page setup, Subscribe2RSS, inIE, inFF. I use the search bar for find as you type. Hey Ryan, you said not to be afraid of screwing something up. I can afford to screw things up in Opera, because the default buttons (in their default order) are always preserved ;) Wow! I had my sidebar set up nearly the exact same way as you did. I love that scaling feature, brilliant. That modification makes the sidebar take up so much less space. Now I can have the content portion open to a much larger width. The only difference between our sidebars is I added content links right where the panel drop-down was. So, on mine, where before it would say bookmarks w/ a dropdown, now it says bookmarks with the icon, and clicking it brings up the main bookmarks window/tab. I did the same with history, notes, transfers. This is good since I don’t have the menus enabled. It’s also great for let’s say I’m editing bookmarks, then I want to do some advanced operation. I just click bookmarks. I’ve got a cool menu button that toggles menus and drop-downs them. Also, I made the binoculars toolbar a source for buttons -print, print preview, page setup, Subscribe2RSS, inIE, inFF. I use the search bar for find as you type.

Hey Ryan, you said not to be afraid of screwing something up. I can afford to screw things up in Opera, because the default buttons (in their default order) are always preserved ;)

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