How to Move Toolbar to Bottom in JavaScript Rich Text Editor?

To customize the JavaScript RichTextEditor by moving the toolbar to the bottom while using a limited set of tools, you can follow the steps outlined below. This involves adding a custom CSS class to the toolbar element and defining the necessary external CSS.

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Define Custom CSS: Create a CSS file or add the following styles to your existing stylesheet.

   .customToolbarWrap {
     position: absolute;
   }
   
   .customToolbar {
     top: 250px;
     border-top: inherit;
     border-bottom: inherit;
   }
   

2. Initialize RichTextEditor: Use the following JavaScript code to initialize the RichTextEditor and apply the custom styles.

   let defaultRTE = new RichTextEditor({
     created: created,
   });
   defaultRTE.appendTo('#defaultRTE');
   
   function created() {
     defaultRTE.toolbarSettings.enable = true;
     defaultRTE.height = '250px';
     setTimeout(() => {
       document
         .getElementsByClassName('e-rte-toolbar')[0]
         .classList.add('customToolbar');
       document
         .getElementsByClassName('e-toolbar-wrapper')[0]
         .classList.add('customToolbarWrap');
     }, 0);
   }
   

3. Adjust Toolbar Position: The above code will move the toolbar to the bottom of the RichTextEditor by applying the custom CSS classes after the editor is created.

Additional Notes

• Ensure that the height of the RichTextEditor is set appropriately to accommodate the toolbar at the bottom.
• You may need to adjust the top property in the .customTool class based on your layout requirements.

References

• RichTextEditor Documentation
• CSS Positioning
• JavaScript setTimeout() Method

Conclusion
I hope you enjoyed learning on how to move toolbar to bottom in JavaScript Rich Text Editor.
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