Expand Toolbar when editor in Full Screen mode

[MartynKeigher]

Describe the feature you'd like

When editing a page in full-screen mode, I see no reason to not fully expand the toolbar.

Describe the benefits this would bring to existing BookStack users

The majority of my content is technical documentation, so I use 'code blocks' and to clean up the look I occasionally put my code blocks in 'collapsable blocks' AND insert horizonal lines, but all 3 of those options, 'code block' & 'collapsable block' & 'insert horizontal line', are nested. So, while it's very much a 'quality of life tweak'... it really is frustrating that the 3 most used 'features' of my docs I use are nested.

Can the goal of this request already be achieved via other means?

Not sure. It would be nice if I could re-order the tools in the tool menu, as there are many I don't use that have 'primary positions', but the ones that I do use the most, are nested, but I know for a fact that would be a larger dev effort to pull off.

Have you searched for an existing open/closed issue?

• [X] I have searched for existing issues and none cover my fundamental request

How long have you been using BookStack?

Under 3 months

Additional context

No response

[ssddanbrown]

Thanks for the request @MartynKeigher. I've been thinking about this while working on a new potential editor implementation #5058, specifically thinking about always expanding the sections to avoid overflow if there's space. My initial target will be to match the existing editor 1:1 though until we get it stable, but I'll keep this open for the future.

If you're familiar with JavaScript, you could alter the existing editor toolbar via the public events we expose which provide access to the underlying config and libraries. There's an example of altering the toolbar somewhat at the top of this hack.

[gaardiolor]

@ssddanbrown I would like this as well. I do a lot of comparisons of different products / solutions / services in tables, for all the attributes I use different cell colors. In confluence this is one click, in bookstack 7 clicks. I have a big monitor, plenty of room for more tools :)

Thanks