`, `
` and `
` tags and check for the length of the content.*
**Example:**
```javascript
$('.richText-editor').trigger('clear');
```
### Add content at caret position
If you want to add content at the caret position, you can trigger the `pasteAtCaret` event on the `.richText-editor` element.
**Example:**
```javascript
$('.richText-editor').trigger('pasteAtCaret', '
Some content
');
```
Note: If the editor is currently not focused/the caret not active, the editor will try to restore the last caret position.
If the caret position is not available, the content will be added at the start of the available editor content.
### Set content
If you want to set the content of the editor, you can trigger the `setContent` event on the `.richText-editor` element.
**Example:**
```javascript
$('.richText-editor').trigger('setContent', '
Some content
');
```
### Get content
If you want to get the content of the editor, you can trigger the `getContent` event on the `.richText-editor` element.
This event requires a callback function as second parameter, which will be called with the content as second parameter.
This event is similar to the `save` event, but it doesn't trigger the `saveCallback` function (see [Save callback](#save-callback)) and is therefore more variable to use for each event trigger.
**Example:**
```javascript
$('.richText-editor').trigger('getContent', function (event, content) {
console.log(content);
});
```
### Save
If you want to save the content of the editor, you can trigger the `save` event on the `.richText-editor` element.
The `saveCallback` function (see [Save callback](#save-callback)) will be called and the `change` event will be triggered on the editor element with the class `.richText-editor`.
**Example:**
```javascript
$('.richText-editor').trigger('save');
```
### Destroy / Undo RichText
If you want to destroy the editor, you can trigger the `destroy` event on the `.richText-editor` element.
The editor will be removed and the textarea element will be restored to its initial state keeping the current value set.
**Example:**
```javascript
$('.richText-editor').trigger('destroy');
```
You can also set a delay value in milliseconds to delay the destruction of the editor.
**Example:**
```javascript
$('.richText-editor').trigger('destroy', {delay: 2000});
```
Additionally the `callback` option is available as well and will provide the jQuery element of the remaining `