VueQuill + Nuxt

Comprehensive Vue Quill examples

A Nuxt app showing editor setup, content binding, toolbar strategies, themes, read-only states, events, refs, form usage, and Nuxt rendering modes.

Basic editorbasic usage, placeholder usage, content initializationv-model and content typesv-model:content, methods and refsToolbar customizationconfiguration variations, toolbar customizationModulescustom modules, configuration variationsThemestheme variationsRead-only and enable statesread-only modeEventsevent handlingForm integrationform integration

Basic editor

A minimal Snow editor with placeholder text and initialized Delta content.

<QuillEditor theme="snow" toolbar="minimal" />

v-model and content types

Two-way HTML content binding with a live preview and editor ref methods.

Use the buttons to call focus(), setHTML(), or getHTML().

Live HTML preview

Launch checklist

Draft release notes, confirm screenshots, and send the publishing brief.

Toolbar customization

Switch between a built-in preset, an inline toolbar array, a custom slot toolbar, and no toolbar.

Uses the built-in minimal toolbar preset.

Modules

Register a custom Quill module through the modules prop and pass per-instance options.

Module output

Words
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Characters
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The module is registered as modules/wordCounter and receives an onUpdate option.

Themes

Compare Snow, Bubble, and the unthemed core editor while importing the matching CSS.

Read-only and enable states

Show a locked knowledge-base article and a live enable toggle for user input.

Read-only article

Enable input

Events

Capture ready, focus, blur, text-change, selection-change, and editor-change payloads.

Latest events

Interact with the editor to see emitted events.

Form integration

Bind editor HTML into a form-like workflow with validation and submission state.

Draft is ready to submit.