<menubar name="Main Window" id="DWMainWindow"> <menu name="_File" id="DWMenu_File"> <menuitem name="_New" key="Cmd+N"...
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createDocument()" />
...other menu items, separators, and submenus here...
</menu>
...other menus here...
</menubar>
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Rearranging menus
You can move menu items within a menu or from one menu to another, change the order of the menus within a menu bar, and add separators to menus or remove them from menus.
Note that you can move items into or out of context menus using the same procedure as for other menus.
To move a menu item:
1
Quit Dreamweaver.
2 Make a backup copy of the menus.xml file.
3 Open menus.xml in a text editor such as BBEdit, 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 a new location.
6 Paste the menu item into its new location. (Make sure it’s between a <MENU> tag and the corresponding </MENU> tag.)
To create submenus, nest a matched opening and closing pair of MENU tags within a menu. That is, insert a new <MENU></MENU> pair into a menu, then add new menu items between those tags.
To insert a separator between two menu items:
Enter <SEPARATOR /> between the two MENUITEM tags.
To remove an existing separator, delete the corresponding <SEPARATOR /> line.
About menu item syntax
The following are the attributes of the MENUITEM tag:
NAME is the menu item name that appears in the menu. (An underscore indicates that the following letter is the command’s mnemonic (Windows only).) Required.
ID is used by Dreamweaver to identify the item. The ID must be unique throughout the menu structure. If you add new menu items to menus.xml, use your company name or another unique string as a prefix for each menu item’s ID, to ensure uniqueness. Required.
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KEY is the keyboard shortcut for the command, if any. Use the following strings to specify modifier keys:
Cmd specifies the Control key (Windows) or Command key (Macintosh).
Alt and Opt interchangeably specify the Alt key (Windows) or Option key (Mac).
Shift specifies the Shift key on both platforms.
Ctrl specifies the Control key on both platforms.
A plus (+) sign separates modifier keys if a given shortcut uses more than one modifier. For example, Cmd+Opt+5 in the KEY attribute means the menu item is executed by pressing Control+Alt+5 (Windows) or Command+Option+5
(Macintosh).
Special keys are specified by name: F1 through F12, PgDn, PgUp, Home, End, Ins, Del, Tab, Esc, BkSp, and Space. Modifier keys can also be applied to special keys.
PLATFORM indicates which platform the item appears on. Valid values are win, meaning Windows-only, or mac, meaning Macintosh-only. The default (if you don’t specify this attribute) is for the item to appear on both platforms.
ENABLED is the name of a JavaScript function that determines whether the menu item is currently enabled. If the function returns false, the menu item is dimmed.
COMMAND is a JavaScript expression that’s executed when the user selects this item from the menu. For complex JavaScript code, use a JavaScript file (specified with the FILE attribute) instead. Either FILE or COMMAND must be specified for each menu item.
FILE is the name of an HTML file containing JavaScript that controls the menu item. The path specified in the FILE attribute is relative to the Configuration folder.
Note that the FILE attribute overrides the COMMAND, ENABLED, and CHECKED
attributes. Either FILE or COMMAND must be specified for each menu item. For information on creating a command file using the History palette, see “Creating
new commands from history steps” on page 102. For information on writing your own JavaScript commands from scratch, see Extending Dreamweaver.
CHECKED is a JavaScript expression that indicates whether the menu item has a check mark next to it in the menu; if the expression evaluates as true, the item is displayed with a check mark.
DYNAMIC if present, indicates that a menu item is to be determined dynamically, by an HTML file that contains JavaScript code to set the text and state of the menu item. If you specify a tag as DYNAMIC, you must also specify a FILE attribute.
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Changing keyboard shortcuts
If the default keyboard shortcuts aren’t convenient for you, you can change or remove existing shortcuts, or add new ones.
To change a keyboard shortcut:
1
Quit Dreamweaver.
2 Make a backup copy of the menus.xml file.
3 Open menus.xml in a text editor such as BBEdit, HomeSite, or Wordpad (don’t open it in Dreamweaver).
4 Look at the “Keyboard Shortcut Matrix” on page 418 and find a shortcut that’s not being used, or one that you want to reassign. (If you reassign a keyboard shortcut, cross it off on a printed copy of the matrix for future reference.) 5 If you’re reassigning a keyboard shortcut, find the menu item that the shortcut is assigned to, and remove the KEY=" shortcut" attribute from that menu item.
6 Find the menu item to assign the keyboard shortcut to.
7 If the menu item already has a keyboard shortcut, find the key attribute on that line. If it doesn’t already have a shortcut, add KEY="" anywhere inside the MENUITEM tag.
8 Between the double quotation marks of the KEY attribute, enter the new keyboard shortcut.
Use a plus (+) sign between modifier keys, and between modifiers and letter keys. For more information about modifiers, see “About menu item syntax” on
page 388.
If the keyboard shortcut is in use elsewhere and you didn’t remove the other use of it, the shortcut will apply only to the first menu item it’s used for in menus.xml.
Note: You can use the same keyboard shortcut for a Macintosh-only menu item and for a Windows-only menu item if you wish.
9 Write your new shortcut in the appropriate location in the Keyboard Shortcut Matrix.
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Changing the name of a menu item
You can easily change the name of any item on any menu.
To change the name of a menu item:
1
Quit Dreamweaver.
2 Make a backup copy of the menus.xml file.
3 Open menus.xml in a text editor such as HomeSite, BBEdit, or Wordpad (don’t open it in Dreamweaver).
4 Find the appropriate MENUITEM tag, and change the value of its NAME attribute.
Don’t change the item’s ID attribute.
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