Styles
Editor.js provides a set of CSS classes for common UI elements. They can be used to make the design of different Tools more consistent.
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Example
block
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cdx-block
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inlineToolButton
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ce-inline-tool
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inlineToolButtonActive
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ce-inline-tool--active
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Base class for Block Tool wrapper. Provides common margins and paddings between Blocks.
'cdx-block'
Style of buttons for the Inline Toolbar.
'ce-inline-tool'

Modifier for the active state of Inline Toolbar Button.
'ce-inline-tool--active'

A common style for text inputs.
'cdx-input'

You can set a placeholder for contenteditable
element by adding a data-placeholder
attribute:
<div contenteditable class="cdx-input" data-placeholder="Custom placeholder">
</div>
Add this class to some element to show an animated loader placed over the element.
'cdx-loader'
A common style for buttons.
'cdx-button'

<div class="cdx-button">
Button text
</div>