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Release 2.3.2 is a minor release that contains the following:
* Update Element Changer to close issue 25 (implemented on the first of May)
* Update relevant documentation (correct some accidents, change table order to have identifiers last, and change example icon to a CC0 by https://seekicon.com/artist/kameleon)
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To add an element, you will need to create an object with the following properties that we'll analyze afterwards:
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```js
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{name:"Element Identifier", action:"add", group:"Group name", link:"#link", icon:"URL to icon", search_text:"words for the search bar divided with spaces"}
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{action:"add", name:"Element name", group:"Group name", link:"#link", icon:"URL to icon", search_text:"words for the search bar divided with spaces"}
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```
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To change an element, you will need to create an object with the following properties that we'll analyze afterwards:
| support | cloudflare_performance | Domain Types |
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| support | cloudflare_analytics | Tutorials |
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| support | attracta_seotools | Support Forum |
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| support | createticket | Create New Ticket |
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| support | ShowTickets | Open Support Tickets |
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| support | api_shell | Closed Support Tickets |
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#### Common Properties
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The action you wish to perform will be defined in ``action``. There are three actions supported, ``add``, ``modify`` and ``remove``.
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If you declare no action in your object the script will assume ``modify `` to be the intended action.
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#### Adding Elements
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In ``name``, you'll assign a value that corresponds with the name of the element exactly as you want it to appear on the panel.
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In ``group``, you'll need to enter the name of the group in which you desire to add the new element in.
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The names might be different than the ones appearing on the panel, so we are listing them below:
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Finally, you can enter any text in ``search_text`` that will be used for the search utility the panel offers (to locate your element). Words are divided by spaces.
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#### Changing Elements
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In `name`, you'll assign an identifier that corresponds with the table below.
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Look up the name of the item you want to change _as it appears on the panel_, then assign the **identifier** of said item name to the `name` property.
| support | Domain Types | cloudflare_performance |
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| support | Tutorials | cloudflare_analytics |
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| support | Support Forum | attracta_seotools |
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| support | Create New Ticket | createticket |
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| support | Open Support Tickets | ShowTickets |
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| support | Closed Support Tickets | api_shell |
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##### Modifying Elements
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``attr`` is the attribute you wish to modify. There are two main attributes:
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``itemdesc`` and ``url``.
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The first defines the name the element will have on the panel, while the second, as you can tell by the name, defines the URL for it.
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An example that adds an element named ``Custom`` in ``Databases`` linking to ``https://yourdomain.com`` with an image and ``custom`` as its search text can be seen below:
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