External toolbar

This example shows how to make the toolbar separate from the editor in the specified element. By the way, this works for multiple editors as well.

<h1>Exploring the mysteries of space</h1>
<p>Space, the final frontier, stretches infinitely beyond the confines of Earth, a vast expanse of darkness speckled with stars, planets, and <b>galaxies</b>. It is a place of profound mystery and beauty, where the laws of physics manifest in ways that challenge our understanding. The cosmos is <a href="https://example/com">a cosmic dance</a> of celestial bodies moving in the silent echo of the universe, from the fiery birth of stars in nebulae to the enigmatic pull of black holes.</p>
<figure>
  <img src="/assets/redactor4/photo.jpg" alt="Blue and purple galaxy">
  <figcaption>Jeremy Thomas <a href="https://unsplash.com/photos/blue-and-purple-galaxy-digital-wallpaper-E0AHdsENmDg">unsplash.com</a></figcaption>
</figure>
<h2>Humanity's Journey Beyond Earth</h2>
<p>Exploring space has pushed humanity to its limits, revealing not just the universe's grandeur, but also the fragility of our own planet. Satellites orbiting Earth provide crucial data for communication, weather forecasting, and global positioning, while telescopes peer deep into the cosmos, uncovering the universe's age and composition. Each discovery in space leads us to new questions about our place in the universe, driving our insatiable curiosity to explore the unknown.</p>

Code

<!-- toolbar -->
<div id="external-toolbar"></div>

<!-- element -->
<textarea id="entry">...</textarea>

<!-- call -->
<script>
let app = Redactor('#entry', {
    toolbar: {
        target: '#external-toolbar'
    }
});
</script>

Usage

sharedTarget

Use the sharedTarget setting to make all external toolbars running on the page are placed in a single target. In this case, the toolbar in the editor of which the focus is located will be shown.