The Editor Toolbar is the floating selection toolbar in 📝Editor Core — select text in any memo and it appears above your selection with formatting, block structure, alignment, and link controls. It exists so the most common edits never require the mouse to leave the page or a menu to be hunted down. It's for every write, from a quick edit to a full memo, and shows a reduced set of controls in constrained contexts like captions.
Key Capabilities
- Text formatting — bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, and inline code
- Lists — bullet, numbered, and checklist
- Headings — H1, H2, H3
- Blocks — blockquote and code block
- Alignment — left, center, and right, persists across save and reload
- Links — an inline popover for name and URL, not a browser prompt
Getting Started
- Select any text in a memo
- The toolbar appears above your selection
- Click a control, or use the matching 📝Keyboard Shortcuts
FAQ
- Does the toolbar control images? No — images have their own per-image toolbar for size, float, alt text, caption, and featured status, separate from the text toolbar.
- Does the toolbar work inside tables? Tables have a dedicated table toolbar for row and column operations; the text toolbar still applies to formatting within a cell.
- Why do I sometimes see fewer buttons? Some surfaces show an inline-only toolbar — just text formatting, alignment, and links, without block-level controls.
- Do alignment changes survive a reload? Yes, alignment persists across save and reload on paragraphs and headings.
Related
- 📝Text Markup — the markdown shortcuts that do the same formatting without the toolbar
- 📝Media Uploading — the separate per-image toolbar for uploaded images