Changing the order of items on the toolbars

Changing the order of items on the toolbars

How do I change the order of items on a toolbar?

It is possible to reorder items one at a time, or alphabetically. From the toolbar menu in the admin console:

1. Right-mouse click on the item you would like to move, and select the desired action (move up, move down, cut, paste, order alphabetically):



Note: If the item you are editing does not move up or down (sometimes due to the current browser session), simply choose "order alphabetically" and then reperform the function. 
    • Related Articles

    • Archiving BrandMail toolbar items

      How to archive and unarchive BrandMail toolbar items If your toolbar is growing with all the content you are adding, you may want to archive some of your items. This will ensure your toolbars remain optimally sized, whilst still keeping a repository ...
    • Creating a BrandOffice Toolbar for Selected Users

      How to Create a BrandOffice Toolbar for selected Users Before creating a new toolbar here is some information to help you understand how toolbars work:  Companies can have multiple divisions Divisions can have multiple toolbars e.g. BrandInc Co. has ...
    • BQIgnite | Toolbar Reports Available

      Toolbar Reports: The following Toolbar Reports are available to administrators: Name Detail Fields Parameters Document Owners Report This report provides you with a full listing of documents and document owners. Company Toolbar Name Document Name ...
    • Brand Tools: Adding Word Style Sets to Toolbars

      How do I add Word Style Sets to my BrandOffice Toolbars? Creating style sets and adding these to your toolbars can be done as follows: Take an existing document which contains the styles you would like to share on a toolbar OR create a new document ...
    • Adding Harvey Balls to Toolbars

      What you need to know about Harvey Balls Harvey Balls are often used in PPT presentations, but may be used in Excel and Word too. Harvey Balls are actually a font, which is applied to the numbers 0,1,2,3,4 to create the desired visual representation ...