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The Separator button (
 ), to add a separator to separate groups of related menu items in a menu. See The Separator Node. |
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The Insert button (
 ), to insert a row or a column next to the selected rows or columns. You can also open a menu to choose if you want to insert a row above or below, or if you want to insert a column to the left or to the right. See Inserting and Removing Rows and Columns. When you have selected Subwindows from the Main window type list in the Main Window settings and the Main Window editor window is active, you can choose Insert Above, Insert Below, Insert Left, or Insert Right (when applicable) from the Insert menu to insert a new subwindow. See The Main Window Node and The Subwindow Settings for more information about adding and configuring subwindows. |
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The Remove button (
 ), to remove the current row or column. See Inserting and Removing Rows and Columns. When you have selected Subwindows from the Main window type list in the Main Window settings and the Main Window editor window is active, you can choose Remove Row or Remove Column (when applicable) from the Remove menu to remove a new subwindow. |
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The Merge Cell button (
 ), to merge the selected cells. See Merging and Splitting Cells. When you have selected Subwindows from the Main window type list in the Main Window settings and the Main Window editor window is active and you have selected multiple connected subwindows, you can choose Merge Cells to merge them into one subwindow. |
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The Split Cell button (
 ), to split the selected cell. See Merging and Splitting Cells. When you have selected Subwindows from the Main window type list in the Main Window settings and the Main Window editor window is active and you have selected a subwindow that can be split, you can choose Split Cells to split it into its constituent original subwindows. |
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The Rows & Columns button (
 ), to open a dialog box where you can specify the number of rows and columns in the grid. See Changing the Grid Size. |
) for showing error symbols (
) in the Main Window editor for main window menu and ribbon objects that contain errors. The corresponding nodes in the Application Builder tree always show an error, regardless of the state of the Show Errors button.|
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The Test Application button (
 ), to launch the application in a separate window so that you can test it. See Testing the Application. |
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The Apply Changes button (
 ), to compile and apply code changes to the running application (so-called hot code swap). See Applying Changes to a Running Application. |
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The Test in Web Browser button (
 ), to test the application in a web browser. See Testing the Application. |
), to choose a classic menu. See 
, to choose a Windows-style ribbon menu. See 
), to add a menu bar. See 
), to add a toolbar. See 
), to add a file menu. See 
), to add a ribbon tab to a ribbon. See 
), to add a ribbon section to a ribbon. See 
), to open a closed menu with menu items.
), to close an open menu with menu items.
), to add a menu. See 
), to add a menu item. See 
), to add a toggle item. See