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Learn how to modify the title attribute of the Superscript button in TinyMCE to display it as "Footnote" with our step-by-step guide.
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Changing the Title Attribute for the Superscript Button in TinyMCE

If you're using TinyMCE for your web project, you might have encountered a need to customize the interface to better suit your requirements. One common modification developers want to make is changing the title of toolbar buttons. In this guide, we'll focus on how to change the title attribute of the Superscript button to display "Footnote" instead of its default title.

The Challenge

You have a TinyMCE editor, and you want the Superscript button to provide a more meaningful tooltip, so rather than saying "Superscript", you want it to show "Footnote". This task can be a bit tricky since TinyMCE initializes its components after you have already defined your jQuery selectors.

Here is an overview of the key requirements for this modification:

Change the title attribute of the Superscript button to "Footnote".

Ensure that this change is made after TinyMCE has fully initialized.

Solution Overview

To accomplish this, we will use the setup option of the TinyMCE initialization object. This option allows us to define functions that can interact with the editor directly during its initialization phase.

Step-by-Step Solution

Modify the TinyMCE Initialization Code

First, we’ll update the current initialization code of TinyMCE. You’ll need to add a setup function that listens for the initialize event. Within this function, we will change the title attribute of the Superscript button. Here's how to do it:

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Explanation of the Code

setup function: This function allows you to set up event listeners for your TinyMCE editor. By attaching to the 'init' event, we ensure that our code runs only after the editor is completely set up.

Changing the title: Inside the event listener, we use jQuery to find the button with an aria-label of "Superscript" and change its title attribute to "Footnote". This is straightforward and ensures the tooltip shown to users is the desired label.

Test Your Implementation

After integrating the above code, make sure to test that the title attribute change works as intended. Open your TinyMCE editor and hover over the Superscript button. You should now see "Footnote" displayed as the tooltip.

Conclusion

Customizing the title attribute of buttons in TinyMCE can enhance user experience significantly. By following the above steps, you will be able to quickly change the title of the Superscript button to "Footnote". Remember, using the setup option is essential to ensure that your changes take effect after TinyMCE has fully initialized.

If you have any other TinyMCE customization questions, feel free to reach out or leave a comment below! Happy coding!