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Customization Guide (.pdf) - Documentation & Online Help - Autodesk

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Customize the Ribbon<br />

Ribbon customization is broken out into three main components: panels,<br />

tabs, and contextual tab states. Each component of the ribbon is used to<br />

organize and display the commands that you want to use frequently.<br />

Create a Ribbon Panel<br />

Ribbon panels organize commands and controls on the ribbon.<br />

You use rows, sub-panels, and drop-downs on a ribbon panel to organize the<br />

commands and controls you want to display on the ribbon. Each panel is<br />

divided into two halves with a panel separator; an upper and lower half. Rows<br />

above the panel separator are displayed by default while those below it are<br />

displayed only when the panel is expanded. Each panel can also be assigned<br />

a command to its Panel Launcher button, which can be used to start an<br />

associated dialog box. For more information about ribbon panel customization,<br />

see Ribbon Panels on page 149.<br />

Create a new ribbon panel on<br />

page 150<br />

Add a row on page 159<br />

Add a drop-down on page 169<br />

Add a fold panel on page 159<br />

Create a new ribbon panel to organize the<br />

----- commands and controls you want to display on<br />

the ribbon.<br />

Add rows to organize the commands and controls<br />

----- you want to add. Rows can also hold drop-downs<br />

and sub-panels.<br />

Optional: Add drop-downs to organize multiple<br />

----- commands into a single drop-down list or split<br />

button.<br />

Optional: Add fold panels to organize buttons,<br />

----- toggle buttons, split buttons and drop-down<br />

buttons within a row.<br />

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