Quill ImageResize Module
A module for Quill rich text editor to allow images to be resized.
Also see quill-image-drop-module, a module that enables copy-paste and drag/drop for Quill.
Demo
Usage
Webpack/ES6
;; Quill; const quill = editor // ... modules: // ... imageResize: // See optional "config" below ;
Script Tag
Copy image-resize.min.js into your web root or include from node_modules
var quill = editor // ... modules: // ... ImageResize: // See optional "config" below ;
Config
For the default experience, pass an empty object, like so:
var quill = editor // ... modules: // ... ImageResize: {} ;
Functionality is broken down into modules, which can be mixed and matched as you like. For example, the default is to include all modules:
const quill = editor // ... modules: // ... ImageResize: modules: 'Resize' 'DisplaySize' 'Toolbar' ;
Each module is described below.
Resize
- Resize the image
Adds handles to the image's corners which can be dragged with the mouse to resize the image.
The look and feel can be controlled with options:
var quill = editor // ... modules: // ... ImageResize: // ... handleStyles: backgroundColor: 'black' border: 'none' color: white // other camelCase styles for size display ;
DisplaySize
- Display pixel size
Shows the size of the image in pixels near the bottom right of the image.
The look and feel can be controlled with options:
var quill = editor // ... modules: // ... ImageResize: // ... displayStyles: backgroundColor: 'black' border: 'none' color: white // other camelCase styles for size display ;
Toolbar
- Image alignment tools
Displays a toolbar below the image, where the user can select an alignment for the image.
The look and feel can be controlled with options:
var quill = editor // ... modules: // ... ImageResize: // ... toolbarStyles: backgroundColor: 'black' border: 'none' color: white // other camelCase styles for size display toolbarButtonStyles: // ... toolbarButtonSvgStyles: // ... ;
BaseModule
- Include your own custom module
You can write your own module by extending the BaseModule
class, and then including it in
the module setup.
For example,
; // See src/modules/BaseModule.js for documentation on the various lifecycle callbacks var quill = editor // ... modules: // ... ImageResize: modules: MyModule Resize // ... ;