Specifications

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disabledImage="image_path"
Optional. Dreamweaver ignores the
disabledImage attribute for items other than buttons, check
buttons, radio buttons, menu buttons, color pickers, and combo buttons. This attribute specifies
the path, relative to the Configuration folder, of the icon file that Dreamweaver displays if the
button is disabled. If you do not specify
disabledImage, Dreamweaver displays the image that is
specified in the
image attribute when the button is disabled.
Example
disabledImage="Toolbars/images/MM/codenav_dis.gif"
overImage="image_path"
Optional. Dreamweaver ignores the
overImage attribute for items other than buttons, check
buttons, radio buttons, menu buttons, color pickers, and combo buttons. This attribute specifies
the path, relative to the Configuration folder, of the icon file that Dreamweaver displays when the
user moves the mouse over the button. If you do not specify
overImage, the button does not
change when the user moves the mouse over it, except for a ring that Dreamweaver draws around
the button.
Example
overImage="Toolbars/images/MM/codenav_ovr.gif"
tooltip="tooltip string"
Required. Specifies the identifying text, or tooltip, that appears when the mouse cursor hovers
over the toolbar item.
Example
tooltip="Code Navigation"
label="label string"
Optional. The label attribute specifies a label that displays next to the item. Dreamweaver does
not automatically add a colon to labels. Labels for nonbutton items are always positioned on the
left of the item. Dreamweaver places labels for buttons, check buttons, radio buttons, menu
buttons, and combo buttons inside the button and to the right of the icon. Dreamweaver shows
labels for buttons only if
Show Icon Labels is checked on the View >Toolbars menu. Labels for
other types of controls are always visible, regardless of whether this menu item is checked.
Example
label="Title: "
width="number"
Optional. The
width attribute applies only to text box, pop-up menu, and combo box items.
This attribute specifies the width of the item in pixels. If you do not specify the
width attribute,
Dreamweaver uses a reasonable default width.
Example
width="150"