@gilbert
To implement a remove image button in Quill, you can create a custom toolbar button that triggers a function to remove the currently selected image.
Here is an example code snippet to show how you can achieve this:
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var quill = new Quill('#editor', { modules: { toolbar: { container: [ ['bold', 'italic', 'underline'], ['image'], [{ 'removeImage': 'Remove Image' }], ], handlers: { 'removeImage': function() { removeImage(); } } } }, theme: 'snow' }); |
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function removeImage() { const range = quill.getSelection(); if (!range) return; const [image] = quill.getLeaf(range.index); if (image && image.domNode.tagName === 'IMG') { quill.deleteText(range.index, range.length); } } |
This function checks if the current selection is an image and then removes it from the editor content.
You can style the 'Remove Image' button in the Quill toolbar using CSS as needed.
By following these steps, you can implement a custom 'Remove Image' button in Quill that allows users to remove images from the editor content.