How to remove some elements from kde menu

Hi folks.

I would like to remove some elements from the KDE menu that I do not
need. Is it possible?

- Remove search box located on top of the menu.
- Remove "All applications" and "Actions" menu separators.

I am using openSUSE 10.3 x86 2.6.22.17-0.1-default, KDE version 3.5.9,
release 53.4.

TIA.

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Julian,

right click the KDE button, Menu Editor.

Uwe

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Hi Uwe.

Menu Editor only allows to edit application entries. What I Would like
to remove are the search box in the top of the menu, menu separator
named "All aplications" (on top of the search box) and menu separator
named "Actions" just bellow "Home" menu item.

Thanks.

Uwe Buckesfeld escribió:
> Julian,
>
> right click the KDE button, Menu Editor.
>
> Uwe
>

Julian,

you could do the follwoing: Remove the KMenu applet, then right click the panel, Panel Menu, Add Application, Add This Menu.

Uwe

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Hi Uwe.

Is not exactly what I was looking for, but it is a good workaround.

Many thanks.


Uwe Buckesfeld escribió:
> Julian,
>
> you could do the follwoing: Remove the KMenu applet, then right click
> the panel, Panel Menu, Add Application, Add This Menu.
>
> Uwe
>