Style Menu
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A Style Menu is a configurable extension that adds a cascading menu to the toolbar for applying text styles and formatting.
In this article, you can find an example of how to set up a Style Menu using the package manifest file.
The items
property defines the structure of the style menu. Each menu item has the following options:
label
: (required) The label of the menu item. This supports localization keys.
appearance
: This defines the appearance of the menu item. The value has 2 optional properties:
icon
: To prefix an icon to the menu item.
style
: To apply CSS rules to the menu item.
data
: To configure the function of the style menu item. The value has 3 optional properties:
class
: Applies a class attribute with the defined class name to the containing tag of the selected text.
id
: Applies an ID attribute with the defined ID value to the containing tag of the selected text.
separatorAfter
: When true
, it will add a line separator after the menu item.
items
: To enable a cascading menu, an array of nested menu items may be added.
Since the Tiptap has a strict rich-text schema, only supported HTML tags can be used in the style menu, (arbitrary markup will be excluded). The following HTML tag names are supported:
h1
h2
h3
h4
h5
h6
p
blockquote
code
codeBlock
div
em
(italic)
ol
strong
(bold)
s
(strike-through)
span
u
(underline)
ul
tag
: A name. This will be applied to the selected text.
Once configured, all custom style menus will appear in the Rich Text Editor toolbar options, as described in the article.