How do I get rid of the title words and only have icons on the bookmarks toolbar?

The title words are too long and take up too much space, so I have to go to a drop down on the right to see the rest of my bookmarks - it's annoying, when I already know who they are, I don't need to see the words....Thanks for any help.

No way to just set a preference so they already don't have the words when I save them? Thanks for the response, it will work; and that's all that really matters - it's just annoying to have to do them one at a time (am I techno-lazy or what?! Spoiled! ;-) )

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