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Anyone can configure the toolbar.
By configuring the toolbar, the user can customize wiris and thus produce higher quality results. Making changes to the toolbar has no effect on the mathematical behaviour of the calculator. For example, you can have a calculator where the only icons on display are those relating to units of measurement (metre, second, ...) which you want to learn about in a lesson.
Once saved as an HTML page with the wiris material to be displayed, the page can be edited and a parameter added with the name ToolbarDef. The value of this parameter determines the toolbar configuration for this html document.
Suppose you want to add the tabs shown in the image:
![]() ![]() To generate these tabs, we have added the following code (in bold) to the html file:
<applet code="..." codebase="..." width=... height=...> Let us see in more detail how each part of the code is compiled: First tab:{Arithmetics}plus minus@ Second tab:{Analysis}integral iintegral | limit * leftlimit rightlimit@ Note that:
The codes for the symbols (plus, minus, integral, iintegral, limit, leftlimit, rightlimit,...) are provided in the section, Menus, icons,.... |
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