The Toolbars page displays a list of all your toolbars, and lets you create new ones, delete existing ones, and turn them on or off. You can also change various appearance settings for individual toolbars from this page. The list is grouped into standard toolbars (those that come with Opus) and user toolbars (those that you create yourself). The only real difference between the two is that the standard toolbars can't be deleted or renamed.
Each toolbar in the list has a checkbox that lets you turn it on or off. The toolbar buttons at the top of the page let you create and manage your toolbars. You can also float a toolbar, which opens a copy of it floating in a separate window (like a program launcher). See the Controlling Floating Toolbars page for information on controlling the appearance and behavior of floating toolbars.
You can right-click a toolbar in the list to show its context menu. For the standard toolbars this also gives you an easy way to reset them to their factory defaults, if required.
Double-clicking a toolbar in the list will cause any instances of that toolbar to briefly flash. This can be a handy way to find where a toolbar is located. Any instances of that toolbar that are floating are also displayed and will flash briefly to identify them.
When you select a toolbar from the list, you are able to edit a number of settings on the right-hand side of the page.
This section lets you override the background color and image of individual toolbars (which by default comes from the Directory Opus Colors page in Preferences.)
See the Images Preferences page for information about configuring background images.
If Submenus inherit background is turned on then any drop-down menus from the toolbar (and any of their child menus) will display the same background image as the parent toolbar.
The Import Toolbar and Export Toolbar commands in the page menu (top-right of the dialog) let you export the selected toolbar so you can share it with other people, or import toolbars you have received from others.