This is the definition breakdown of the content toolbar in the editor.
Button Title | Button Function |
1. Cut |
This will remove selected text or item and place it on the clipboard. |
2. Copy |
This will copy the selected text or item and place it on the clipboard. |
3. Paste |
This will Paste the content of the clipboard to the area where the cursor resides. |
4. Paste as plain text |
This will paste any formatted content on the clipboard without formatting. |
5. Paste from Word |
This will paste copied text from word. (Note if pasting content from word without using this option, word will add a lot of uneeded code to your page and can cause conflicts in some scenarios. if pasting from word it is best to use this option) |
6. Undo |
undo, will undo up to the last 14 commands |
7. Redo |
Redo, will redo up to the last 14 commands |
8. Bold |
This will make your selected text or text from the cursor point forward bolded |
9. Italic |
This will Italicize your selected text or text from the cursor point forward. |
10. Underline |
This will Underline your selected text or the text from the cursor point forward. |
11. Remove Format |
This will take any formatting off the page. (like bolding, Underlines etc...) |
12. Font Selector |
This will allow you to select from the loaded fonts |
13. Font Size Selector |
This will allow you to change the size of the font. For either selected text or text from the cursor point forward. |
14. Font Color Selector |
This will allow you to alter the color of the font. Either selected text or text from the cursor point forward. |
15. Left Align |
This will allow you to left align your text or content. |
16. Center Align |
This will allow you to center your text or content. |
17. Right align |
This will allow you to right align your text or content. |
18. Justify |
This will allow you to justify your text or content. |
19. Subscript |
A subscript or superscript is a number, figure, symbol, or indicator that appears smaller than the normal line of type and is set slightly below or above it � subscripts appear at or below the baseline, while superscripts are above. Subscripts and superscripts are perhaps best known for their use in formulas, mathematical expressions, and descriptions of chemical compounds or isotopes, but have many other uses as well. For example, the formula for glucose is C6H12O6 |
20. Superscript |
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21. Insert/Remove Number list |
This will insert or remove a number list. |
22. Insert/Remove Bullet list |
This will insert or remove a bulleted list. |
23. Decrease Indent |
This will decrease an indent. |
24. Increase Indent |
This will add an indent or increase it in size. |
25. Insert Table |
This will insert a table. |
26. Insert Image |
This will allow you to insert and uploaded image. (and will have a link for you to upload an image) |
27. Insert Symbol |
This will insert one of the listed symbols (like: �,�, � etc...) |
28. Insert Link |
This will allow you to link selected text or images to another page, a product, a module category, a module item, a mailto link, a file, and an external URL |
29. Insert Navigation Drop Down |
This will allow you to insert a navigation drop down. Like this: |
30. Maximize Editor |
This will allow you to make an editor full screen. |
31. View Source |
This will allow you to view the source. You can edit and update your page in source view if you are familiar with HTML. |