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Internet Explorer 9 Command Bar - Move to Left or Right

How to Move the "Command Bar" to the Left or Right in Internet Explorer 9 (IE9)
Published by Brink
04-16-2011
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How to Move the "Command Bar" to the Left or Right in Internet Explorer 9 (IE9)

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The Command bar in Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) offers easy access to almost any setting or feature in IE9.

This will show you how to move the Command bar to the left side or right side in Internet Explorer 9 (IE9).




OPTION ONE

To Move Command Bar from Left Side to Right Side in IE9

NOTE: Unfortunately, the Favorties bar has to be used together with the Command bar on the same toolbar in order to have the Command bar on the right side. This option will show you how to do so.
1. In IE9, right click on a blank space on the toolbar, and click on both Favorites bar and Command bar to have them checked. (see screenshot below)
Internet Explorer 9 Command Bar - Move to Left or Right-right-1.jpg

A) If IE9 looks like the screenshot above with the Favorites bar on the left and the Command bar on the right on the same toolbar, then you are done. If not, then you will need to do step 2 below instead.
OR

2. In IE9, right click on a blank space on the toolbar, click on both Favorites bar and Command bar to have them checked, then click on Lock the toolbars to uncheck it. (see screenshot below)
NOTE: This step is for when you have the Favorites bar and Command bar on separate toolbars on the left when they are turned on.
Internet Explorer 9 Command Bar - Move to Left or Right-right-2a.jpg
A) Move the mouse pointer over the dotted separator line Name:  Separator.jpg
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Size:  804 Bytes to the left of the Command bar until it turns into a double arrow Name:  Double_Arrow.jpg
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Size:  923 Bytes. (see screenshot below)
Internet Explorer 9 Command Bar - Move to Left or Right-right-2b.jpg
B) Left click and hold, then drag the Command bar into the Favorites bar and release to drop it on the right side. (see screenshot below)
Internet Explorer 9 Command Bar - Move to Left or Right-right-2c.jpg
C) Right click on a blank space on the toolbar, then click on Lock the toolbars to check it. (see screenshot below)
Internet Explorer 9 Command Bar - Move to Left or Right-right-2d.jpg





OPTION TWO

To Move Command Bar from Right Side to Left Side in IE9
1. If You Did Not Want to Turn On the Favorites Bar
A) In IE9, right click on a blank space on the toolbar, click on the Command bar to check it, click on the Favorites bar to uncheck iy. (see screenshots below)
NOTE: You can also have the Menu bar or Status bar turned on as well if you like without affecting the Command bar. Only the Favorites bar can affect the Command bar.
Internet Explorer 9 Command Bar - Move to Left or Right-left-1a.jpgInternet Explorer 9 Command Bar - Move to Left or Right-left-1b.jpg
2. If You Want Both the Favorties Bar and Command Bar Turned On
A) In IE9, right click on a blank space on the toolbar, and click on both Favorites bar and Command bar to have them checked. (see screenshot below)
Internet Explorer 9 Command Bar - Move to Left or Right-left.jpg
B) If IE9 looks like the screenshot above with the Favorites bar on and the Command bar on the left side on separate toolbars, then you are done. If not, then you will need to continue on to step 2C below instead.

C) Right click on a blank space on the toolbar, then click on Lock the toolbars to uncheck it. (see screenshot below)
Internet Explorer 9 Command Bar - Move to Left or Right-left-2a.jpg
D) Move the mouse pointer over the dotted separator line Name:  Separator.jpg
Views: 13059
Size:  804 Bytes to the left of the Command bar until it turns into a double arrow Name:  Double_Arrow.jpg
Views: 13045
Size:  923 Bytes. (see screenshot below)
Internet Explorer 9 Command Bar - Move to Left or Right-left-2b.jpg
E) Left click and hold, then drag the Command bar above the Favorites bar and release to drop it on the left side. (see screenshot below)
Internet Explorer 9 Command Bar - Move to Left or Right-left-2c.jpg
F) Right click on a blank space on the toolbar, then click on Lock the toolbars to check it. (see screenshot below)
Internet Explorer 9 Command Bar - Move to Left or Right-left-2d.jpg
That's it,
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05-26-2011   #1
daneyuleb


windows 7
 
 


Uh...no mention of the fact that when on the left, the command bar it adds a new line? As opposed to when it goes on the right?

Any way to stop that from happening?

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05-26-2011   #2
Brink


Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
 
 


Hello Daneyuleb, and welcome to Seven Forums.

Yeah, if the Command bar is moved to the left, it will be on it's own separate line. There's no way around.
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09-01-2011   #3
garyk


Windows 7 64-bit
 
 


Great tutorial as always. To the earlier question, I don't get why MS keeps making the same stupid decision on placement of toolbars - requiring a 2nd toolbar line whether or not needed. Ties up screen real estate unnecessarily - I'd like to have the menu and command bar on the same line, no other toolbars. I'd like to see a design with no restrictions on dragging individual toolbars around, let me choose all on one line, or a 2nd line. Then whether or not they all fit is my problem.
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09-01-2011   #4
Brink


Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
 
 


Hello Gary, and welcome to Seven Forums.

You could sign up at Microsoft Connect, and leave feedback about IE at the link below to help make suggestions that may get implemented in the next version of IE.

https://connect.microsoft.com/IE

Hope this helps,
Shawn
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09-21-2011   #5
kapil123


32bit
 
 


Hi I have applied padding zero through javascript as given below for IE 9 but padding is not set, its take extra white space below the text. its user control make in javascript and i am using the user control in a website.please help me.

selectBox.style.padding=0; // Not works in IE 9.


Thanks And Regards
Kapil Gupta
INDIA
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09-27-2011   #6
kapil123


32bit
 
 


I give the answer of my question

I am developing the application in ASP.net . my application was in old version so designer.cs file was not there, only .resx file was there. now i created file in ASP.net new version which has a designer.cs file( contain definition of controls) and by do so padding is automatically remove in IE 9.


Thanks And Regards
kapil gupta
INDIA
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09-27-2011   #7
Brink


Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
 
 


That's great news Kapil. Thank you for posting back with your findings.
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