We know most of our content authors would love to use the
experience editor for all their editing but sometimes they find that they have
to use the content editor as some option have not been configured for them in
the experience editor.
Through this short article we can see how to add custom web edit
buttons in the experience editor to enhance the author’s editing experience.
Steps:
- Switch to core DB.

- Go to
/sitecore/content/Applications/WebEdit/Custom Experience Buttons and create
a new item of type /sitecore/templates/System/WebEdit/Field
Editor Button.

- Update the fields in the newly create item, i.e.
header, tooltip, icon and fields.
Put the exact Field Name that you would like to edit
in the ‘Fields’ section of the newly created item.
You can also add multiple field names separated by |.

- Save it and go back to Master DB.
- Under the layouts folder, open the rendering definition
item with which you want to associate this new button.
- Save and see the magic happen.


You can use it to enable field editing of fields which
normally are not available in the experience editor like, multi list, tree list
etc.
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