How to edit menu setup in Opera?
Thursday, 27. October 2005, 09:39:17
Open menu\standard_menu (1).ini from profile and edit.
After editing, reload menu by activating your modified setup in

Duplicate Opera Standard menu setup

Activate "Copy of Opera Standard" menu setup










bilou5404 # 16. April 2007, 21:50
I'd prefer that to them wasting time on a half-assed bit torrent modeule or friggin widgets!
Many thanks again.
Anonymous # 23. August 2007, 20:24
Looking at this in the hope that it might help solve the problem that I'm unable to access the context/ drop-down menus when click on any of the headings in the menu bar (eg. "FILE";"EDIT"; etc)
I've tried creating duplicates & looking at the ini files
C:\Documents and Settings\chris\Application Data\Opera\Opera\profile\opera6.ini
and
C:\Documents and Settings\chris\Application Data\Opera\Opera\profile\menu\standard_menu (1).ini
The second file is quite lengthy. I was hoping there might be something glaringly obvious there, but I cannot see/interpret it.
Prior to this I tried unistalling Opera, then clearing out folders I could find for it, & then got rid of the only registry entry I could find- then installed the latest version. That did not solve it.
I've also tried disabling various extensions in Firefox in case they might somehow be affecting Opera. No luck with that.
I seems I need some expert advice :) if going to solve this.
Any ideas greatly welcomed !
epilos # 6. November 2007, 11:37
[Links Panel Item Menu]
[Links Panel Download Menu]
[Document Popup Menu]
etc
they aren't clear enough
thanks
1Canuck # 27. November 2007, 22:30
Tamil # 27. November 2007, 22:32
Originally posted by 1Canuck:
It is short cut to Preferences.Tools → Preferences...
Anonymous # 5. December 2007, 16:22
Absoultely How Do You Do This..
Click + Shift to Open in Background.. Opera New Links..
Have Tried Most of the things given here..
Only Getting Shift + Enter to Work..
How do You Interchange Ctrl + Shift to Just Shift +
keliori # 9. December 2007, 14:57
Tamil # 12. December 2007, 13:25
Originally posted by keliori:
Kingnutin # 16. July 2008, 06:28
Anonymous # 6. November 2008, 17:58
not work on mine provider :(
Anonymous # 24. January 2009, 16:33
How can I do this on Linux. Everything seems to assume I am using Windows. Windows is slow and outdated. Linux, while it may not be popular, is far more advanced. Please post something about doing this on Linux!
Tamil # 24. January 2009, 16:38
Anonymous # 14. March 2009, 13:01
I just unchecked opera:config#Show%20Menu but after restart menu is still visible :( yet this checkbox is UNchecked. I dont have a clue why.
Using 9.64, 10 and 10 turbo installed in 3 separate directories. None of them apply this tweak.
Any ideas ?
Tamil # 14. March 2009, 13:54