Configuration options in file "navbar.ini"

Using the navbar.ini, file that you will find in your WebEditor2009 installation directory you can configure two elements:

1. The toolbar
   
   In the older version WebEditor2006, you were able to block individual toolbar buttons. But the buttons remained visible.
   
   In the new version WebEditor2009, you can now configure the toolbar freely. The significant variables for this are $navbar_row_1 and $navbar_row_1.
   
   By default, all available buttons are displayed in two rows upon installation. The maximum toolbar configuration looks like this:
   
   
   Let's assume you only want to offer functions "Save", "Save as", "Cut", "Copy", "Paste", "Bold", "Italic" and "Underline" in the toolbar in one row. In this case you would delete the line with variable $navbar_row_2 in file navbar.ini and set variable $navbar_row_1 as follows:
   
   $navbar_row_1 = "save,saveas,cut,copy,paste,bold,italic,settings";
   
   After starting WebEditor2009, the toolbar would now be displayed as follows:
   
   
   
   
2. Variable $treat_as_text
   
   By default, WebEditor2009 attempts to display files with file extensions *.html and *.php in WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) mode. This might be undesirable or might not make sense for certain files.
   
   The default setting is as follows: $treat_as_text = "txt,js,pl,java,css";
   
   This means that files with file extensions *.txt and *.css, for instance, are always opened in pure text mode.
   
   But if you also wish to open all *.php and *.html files in text mode as a rule, then simply change the setting to the following:
   $treat_as_text = "php,html,txt,js,pl,java,css";