Note: The seperate Quicktags toolbar is not supported. Please use the full toolbox script, or hack it any way you like. The remainder of this post remains for posterity only.
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I’ve combined my two quicktags scripts into one, it now has an (optional) argument to the edToolbar(); function.
If you pass it the argument of ‘Link’, then it will render the toolbar as a series of
<a href="javascript:...">
links, rather than the buttons that it defaults to.
You can get it from here. Or use the code
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://schinckel.blogsome.com/images/quicktags.jpg> </script>
<script type="text/javascript">edToolbar(); </script>
in your page, where you want the toolbar to appear, and
<script type="text/javascript"> edCanvas = document.getElementById('comment'); </script>
after the TextBox you are using to have comments in (make sure it’s id is comment, or change the second script.
