The elements of default sections cannot be replaced. For additional information see Editing Palette Sections below.
Adopting Palette Sections The Adopt from Document button can be used to replace the elements in a user-created palette section with the contents from the currently active document. For details see Editing Palette Sections below. The document is opened as a new editor window, which becomes the active editor window and allows for convenient editing of the contents.
Editing Palette Sections The Convert to Document button can be used to create a new document with the contents of a selected palette section. New sections can be created as empty sections, as copies of existing sections, or as sections containing the diagram elements of the document in the active editor window.ĭeleting Palette Sections The Delete Section button can be used to delete existing, user-created palette sections. Working with Palette Sections Creating Palette Sections The New Section… button can be used to create new palette sections. Sorting Palette Sections The up/down arrow buttons to the right of the palette manager dialog can be used to customize the order of the palette sections that are displayed in yEd. Visible sections are displayed in a lighter color in the left list. The content of default sections cannot be changed.Ĭhanging the Palette’s Presentation Hiding/Unhiding Palette Sections The left/right arrow buttons in between the two section lists can be used to add or remove a selected section to/from the list of displayed sections, thereby toggling the section’s visibility in yEd. The default sections that are built-in in yEd are marked with a lock symbol to allow for easy distinction between predefined sections and user-created sections. The palette manager displays palette sections by name in two lists – a list to the left showing all available sections and a list to the right showing the sections to be displayed. You can open the Palette Manager dialog by selecting the menu entry Edit > Manage Palette…, respectively via the context menu of the palette that already provides convenient access to most of the palette manager’s functions. Finally, the palette manager allows to import images and/or SVG symbols into user-created palette sections. Additionally, the palette manager allows to create new sections, change the content of existing sections, and import/export sections as GraphML files. In particular, it allows to define which sections to display in yEd and the order in which the sections should be arranged. This dialog provides a means to manage palette sections.
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