I may have an update tomorrow to see if we can help address it. I will drop each of you a personal email with instructions when it is ready.

awesome Thanks Scott.

1. New build installed, opened Editor
2. Checked the code tab, all the icons in the toolbar are there!

3. Went to roaming/etc etc /settings and put back the 'inger' toolbar, and chose that under Tools.

4. Nearly all icons disappeared from the top of the code tab, see attachment.

5. Closed and reopened the Editor while I still had my custom toolbar selected.

6. All the icons in 'Code' that had been gone were back.

7. Changed back to default toolbar in Tools

8. Same as #4.

9. Tried this a couple of more times, and always when changing the toolbar between default and custom, one way or the other, those html and css icons get lost, only the php icon remains. All the other icons in the programme seems to be there.

10. Sizing the window down and up again does not help, like it did before the latest build.

11. The only way to get the icons back seems to be closing and reopening the prog.

12. No difference whether a file is open or not.

Forgot the attachment...

Thanks Inger. With those steps we were able to figure out where the problem lies. It has to do with the initialization of the custom toolbar. Now the main toolbar remains correct right?

Inger, I just emailed you a download link for a new .exe

Thanks, I got the file.

After putting it into place I started up the Editor and got the attached warning. The 'Always ask for confirmation thingie was checked, so the warning didn't give me peace until I unchecked it.

Of course the exe file had removed my custom toolbar again, but after putting it back I changed between the default and custom toolbars a couple of times. The icons that went away earlier are now gone for a fraction of a second but then they are back. Same thing when switching both ways.

But it is no problem, as long as the icons turn up again, and I guess the initial warning will disappear once this new exe file has been integrated into the next build, whenever that will appear...

Addendum...

If my custom toolbar hadn't been removed for every new build that I install, I wouldn't have had to switch between them but just kept my own one. But well, then we probably wouldn't have discovered this problem, so...

I think Windows is just alerting you there because that .exe file is not digitally signed. That will go away when it is added to the installer. So then all is good then with this exe?

Interesting comment and something that happens to me, as everytime
an update comes along, my custom tool bar needs to be rebuilt.

Could custom tool bars be saved somewhere that doesn't get overwritten?

If not, could you say where the file is and if it would be possible to
copy it somewhere, so it can be pulled back in when a new update has been installed...

Peter