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Methods and Commands
Froala Editor is designed to obtain results with fewer lines of code. The examples below show how to use Froala Editor methods and how to achieve the same functionality in both Tiptap and Froala Editor. A complete list of methods is available on the Methods documentation.
Stops the editor instance and unbinds all events.
In Tiptap
editor.destroy();
In Froala
editor.destroy();
Returns the current editor content as HTML
In Tiptap
editor.getHTML();
In Froala
editor.html.get(true);
Check if there is content
In Tiptap
editor.isEmpty
In Froala
editor.core.isEmpty();
Clear the whole document
In Tiptap
editor.commands.clearContent();
In Froala
editor.html.set('');
Replace the whole document with new content
In Tiptap
editor.commands.setContent('hey, that’s cool!');
In Froala
editor.html.set('hey, that’s cool!');
Insert a node or an HTML string at the current position
In Tiptap
editor.commands.insertContent('hey, that’s cool!');
In Froala
editor.html.insert('foo bar', true);
Select the whole document
In Tiptap
editor.commands.selectAll();
In Froala
editor.commands.selectAll();
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