Daniel Mustieles
daniel.mustieles@gmail.com 2011 - 2020
Juan Matías Olmos
colonizare@yahoo.com.ar 2011
Joaquín Ignacio Aramendía
samsagax@gmail.com 2011
Jorge González
jorgegonz@svn.gnome.org 2008

# Personalizar barras de herramientas

Balsa allows you to change the layout of the toolbars on the three main types of window: the main window, message windows, and compose windows. You open the dialog with the Settings Toolbars… menu item.

The dialog contains a notebook with a page for each type of window. On each page, you'll see a Preview of the toolbar, which changes as you change the layout. The list of Available buttons shows buttons that may be used on the toolbar, but aren't currently used, and the Current toolbar list shows the current layout, including both buttons and separators. You can add buttons to the current toolbar, remove them, or move them up or down in the list, using the controls in the central button box.

Por debajo de las pestañas hay una casilla de verificación para ajustar las etiquetas de los botones (el texto que puede acompañar a los botones). Esta opción se aplica a las barras de herramientas de los tres tipos de ventana. Si decide ajustar, las etiquetas largas se presentarán en dos líneas.

This is an “instant apply” dialog: the changes you make take effect immediately, as shown in the Preview toolbar. Below the Preview toolbar you'll find a button that restores the standard layout for that toolbar.

Note that the standard layout is the one that you see before the toolbar has been customized. If you use this option, all current and past changes will be undone.

A second button below the Preview toolbar pops up a menu that gives you control over what is shown in the toolbar: icons, text, or both. The popup (right click) menu for any actual toolbar offers the same choices, as well as the option to open up this dialog (“Customize Toolbars…”).