Configurator Reloaded 2.3.2

Version 2.3.2 is now available and it's a big one for anyone who likes to keep their panels organized. Containers can now hold multiple tabs, you can copy, paste, and reuse tabs, and moving buttons and commands around has become much more intuitive.

Containers can now contain multiple tabs. Add a new tab from the container or tab context menu, give it a name, and choose its type: Standard Container, Tools Container, or Brushes Container. This lets you pack several related sets of buttons into a single container and switch between them with a click, instead of scattering everything across separate containers.

Every tab is fully independent. Each one has its own buttons, color, and Look settings (layout, button size, spacing, and more), so you can style each tab to suit its purpose. Switch tabs simply by clicking them. From the tab context menu you can rename, recolor, edit or copy/paste the Look, copy/paste the tab itself, or delete it.

Copy and paste of containers works as before via Copy Container and Paste Container in the context menu. What's new is that you can now paste a copied container as new tab(s) inside another container via Paste as Tab, turning any existing container into a tab of another one. Combined with copying and pasting individual tabs, it's easy to reuse setups across containers, workspaces, and panels without rebuilding them by hand.

Tabs can be reordered by drag and drop, and you can move buttons between tabs within the same container. You can also drag commands straight from the SlideIn onto a tab. Just hover briefly over another tab to switch to it before dropping. Rearranging your layout now feels natural and fluid.

Empty containers and tabs now show a dashed drop area with a "Drag buttons here" hint, so it's always obvious where buttons should go. And if you drag a command onto an incompatible container or tab, an alert now explains exactly where it belongs (Standard Container, Tools Container, or Brushes Container) instead of the drop silently failing.

The container and tab context menus have been reorganized for clarity. The Copy and Paste labels now reflect whether a container or a tab is currently in the clipboard, so you always know what a paste action will actually do.