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I am trying to recreate the nice textured buttons like Finder, Safari and Transmission have in their toolbar. First I started by just dragging in a "Texture button" in the IB and such. All works well except for when a user sets the toolbar to "Text only" mode. When he then clicks the button the toolbar will enable "Icon and Label" on it's own. I have remove alles code and delegates from the toolbar to make sure it is not a code issue. Then, just to make sure, I created a new project (no code at all) and I can reproduce the issue with a clean NSWindow with a NSToolbar with one NSToolbarItem with a NSButton in it. Adding the NSButtons via code like: - (NSArray*)toolbarAllowedItemIdentifiers:(NSToolbar*)toolbar { return [NSArray arrayWithObject:@"myToolbarMenu"]; } - (NSArray*)toolbarDefaultItemIdentifiers:(NSToolbar*)toolbar { return [self toolbarAllowedItemIdentifiers:toolbar]; } - (NSToolbarItem*)toolbar:(NSToolbar*)toolbar itemForItemIdentifier:(NSString*)str willBeInsertedIntoToolbar:(BOOL)flag { if ([str isEqualToString:@"myToolbarItem"] == YES) { NSToolbarItem* item = [[NSToolbarItem alloc] initWithItemIdentifier:str]; [item setView:[[NSButton alloc] init]]; [item setMinSize:NSMakeSize(50,50)]; [item setMaxSize:NSMakeSize(50,50)]; [item setLabel:@"Text"]; return [item autorelease]; } return nil; } But this also has the same effect: when I press a NSToolbarItem with a NSButton in it in "Text only mode" the toolbar itself forces it's mode to "Icon and Text". Do you have any idea how I can make it work correctly or perhaps have an alternative to creating the nice looking toolbaritems like Safari etc have?

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