You've helped me create a button that will toggle between 2 different horizontally Sized toolbars -
though each toolbar has the exact same buttons, just the spacer sizing changes -
but updating-changing-adding buttons requires that to be done 2x - obviously 1x for each toolbar.
The only different button is the Toggle button itself - different for each monitor:
Toolbar "!!...BIG-SCREEN" TOGGLE
Toolbar "!a.....dmh-main-toolbar-Office" CLOSE
Toolbar "!a.....dmh-main-toolbar-Office" TOGGLE
Toolbar "!!...BIG-SCREEN" CLOSE
Is there a way I can create a 'common button set' for all the other toolbar buttons -
that will apply to and be used by both toolbars -
such that any changes to the 1 button set will apply to both toolbars? Thanks
Are you doing this because you switch back and forth between a touch screen and a mouse? Because Opus has a UI spacing feature which lets you do this automatically (or manually, but it means you don't need to make copies of your toolbars just to change the spacing).
Not at the same time - I either hold-drag dOpus back/forth depending on the tasks,
or - believe it or not - Actual Window Manager's "Move" title bar button finally plays nice with dOpus!
If there's a better way to do what I'm doing, I'm happy to learn!
Then UI spacing would probably do what you need. Check it out under Settings / Preferences / User Interface / Spacing.
You can switch spacing modes via a command (so on a button or hotkey) as well, e.g. set spacingscheme=!mouse - mouse spacing scheme. set spacingscheme=!touch - touch spacing scheme.