Customize firepad toolbar

[jérôme SALVAT]

Hi everyone,

I'm new with firepad.

I would like to know how to customize firepad toolbar (codemirror integration).

I wanted to customize rich-text-toolbar.js from git but as our project references only the whole CDN file firepad.min.js ...

I don't jnow how can i handle that.

My main goal is to change buttons text and icons.

Thanks for your answers

Sincerely yours.

[Michael Lehenbauer]

Unfortunately I think your options are probably along the lines of either modifying the code in git or else pass richTextToolbar: false when instantiating firepad and then just create your own toolbar that calls methods on the firepad instance.

Hope this helps,

-Michael

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[Mika Genic]

Yes customizing the firepad bar is difficult which is unfortunate. I don't like how the bar is so tightly coupled to the rest of firepad code. Adding buttons is especially tricky. 

Look for the firepad.RichTextToolbar = (function(global) { function.

I hope this part can be reworked one day.

[Guy Goldstein]

I bet you can do most/all of what you want with CSS styling the toolbar!

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[Mika Genic]

not really, for example I needed an icon pushed to the right and had to change the code. If you want to add a button you really need to dig in ...

[Guy Goldstein]

I was responding to just the original question, which said: "My main goal is to change buttons text and icons."

Should be able to do that through CSS fairly easily, if I'm not mistaken.

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[jérôme SALVAT]

Thks for all your answers, we decided for the moment not to customize it, we will try when we will have more time

Thanks again to all. have a nice day !