Hi there,
I’m using the Quill editor plugin.
I want to hide the toolbar when the input is not focused. Unfortunately, my conditions didn’t work (element visible on pageload=yes; hide toolbar = yes; condition: Quill Editor has focus → hide toolbar = yes).
Now I tried another way to make the icons and the toolbar 100% transparent and only show the icons when the Quill Editor has focus. But now the input looks like it is hanging in the air if it is not focused.
Does someone know how to fix this?
If this is not possible, can I also align the Quill toolbar at the bottom and not always on top?
That doesn’t work either. And I’d also be wondering if this is due to the table element…
Does someone know a way to align the Quill editor at the bottom?
We’re so glad you’re enjoying our plugin. It’s awesome that you want to customize the editor toolbar to your liking.
Here’s a neat trick you can try:
Although you will encounter a recursion error, we will try to fix it in the next version.
We are not sure what you mean by align bottom. Do you want to align the content at the bottom of the editor, or do you want the toolbar to appear at the bottom?
Please let us know so we can assist you better.
thanks for this tip, I wasn’t aware of changing the toolbar settings in the Appearance - I thought it was only possible under conditions. Still, I made the changes according to your advice and the toolbar still doesn’t show up, when the editor is focused. What is the “recursion error”?
Additionally, I face another problem whenever I change an input (eg. in a popup) in a repeating element (new table(beta) element), the changes in the Quill editor are not updated in realtime - only after refreshing the page.
We’re always aiming to enhance your experience by incorporating dynamic fields in our plugins. This minimizes guesswork and makes everything smoother for you.
I’ve personally run some tests (without the table or RG), and everything seemed to work seamlessly. Could you share the settings you’ve applied to your Quill editor? We’d love to get a complete picture.
To update your content, you’ll want to use “set …” actions that align with the type of content you’re working with.
And good news! We’re in the process of integrating auto-binding in upcoming versions. The editor is capable of handling a variety of content types, which makes it a bit complex. But don’t worry, we’re on a mission to simplify this for you and can’t wait to show you the updates.
