That's neat. So I guess it's also possible to edit that file to separate a few tabs. My screen is 1024px high, and I'd like to have one or two more tabs open at the same time.

Hi Anthony, yes that's possible, it would be kind of a more fine-tuned edit than just a big cut and paste.

You'd need to create a new

<moi:PaletteHeader ...>
</moi:PaletteHeader>
<moi:PaletteBody>
</moi:PaletteBody>

section, and fill it in each part with stuff sliced out from the other header and body section.

It's probably a good idea to save a backup before editing it. Let me know if you get stuck on it - if something is not working right you can post the file here and I can fix it up, you basically need to make sure that things match like an opening tag should match with a closing tag. If you forget to put in a closing tag for example things can get messed up pretty easily.

- Michael

I was able to separate the construct and transform tabs. But the select tab gave some problems because I either ran out of vertical screen space or something else. In any case it doesn't roll-down even if some other tabs are rolled-up. It's not really a problem, though.

Hi Anthony, a fixed up version with a working select is attached here.

It wasn't working because the old Select body stuff was still up in the old spot, making 2 elements with the same "SelectTabContent" id.

A couple of things in that mechanism are linked by id names, duplicate ids kind of messes it up.

I'm glad you were able to morph the UI more to your liking!

- Michael

Michael, just a quick note the side pane rearrangement is sweet :) Thanks

Here you go, try this version (make sure to back up your old version first).

Everything works, the question is how long can you stand to use it? ;)

- Michael

LOL :)

Thanks for the fixup, Michael. I "zigged when I should have zagged," or in my case "copied when I should have cut." Now I have the interface just as I wanted.

PS: now I hate the marquee tag even more than before. And I didn't think that was possible. :)

If there was only a <marqueeblink>.... That would be the coolest EVER!!! ;)