By default, Quill comes with several useful key bindings, for example indenting lists with tabs. You can add your own upon initialization. Some bindings are essential to preventing dangerous browser defaults, such as the enter and backspace keys. You cannot remove these bindings to revert to nat...
To begin editing a shortcut, we could offer an Edit button or allow an enter keypress/click on the input to begin recording the shortcut keypresses. Initially, I thought Edit buttons would be best as this is the standard process for keyboards and screen readers, but it begins to break d...
The tab key is essential when you want to indent texts. It ensures that your text is neat after indenting. The space key is vital when typing as it spaces words in your text. The number of spaces in one tab varies depending on the fonts you use. However, the standard number of spaces...
As a test, use the On-screen keyboard on Windows to check if the key press is being recorded as expected. Let me know how it goes. Thanks!Sameer K Votes Upvote Translate Translate Report Report Reply John R Ellis LEGEND , Apr 05, 2023 Copy ...
you can place your cursor in front of the last column [e], hold down Alt + Shift and then at the same time, move your cursor up the list to [a] with your up arrow key. Then release Alt + Shift and hit the comma key and it will insert a comma before all of the column na...
By default, Quill comes with several useful key bindings, for example indenting lists with tabs. You can add your own upon initialization. Some bindings are essential to preventing dangerous browser defaults, such as the enter and backspace keys. You cannot remove these bindings to revert to nat...