Question: I am currently using the method "table" which is inside a class-component to render several table items (table rows).

The function uses the component "Row" for the table row.

It seems a bit verbose and I wonder if there is the chance to pass properties to the child in a more compact way ?

```
//table is a method inside a class
  public table(data: any[] | ""){
   return (
      <table>
      {data !== "" && data.map((item)=>{ 
      return (<Row 
              name={item.name} 
              x={item.meta.xAxisUnits} 
              y={item.meta.yAxisUnits} 
              memo={item.meta.memo} />
       )}
    </table>
   )
  }

}

function Row(props:any){
  return (<tr>
              <td>props.name</td>
              <td>props.x</td>
              <td>props.y</td>
              <td>props.memo</td>
       </tr>
)}
```

```

Answer: 
Vue Quill is expecting you to define [your custom toolbar](https://vueup.github.io/vue-quill/guide/toolbar.html#custom-toolbar-container). That error happens when you define a custom toolbar selector '#toolbar' but don't actually put the toolbar anywhere (it is looking for an element with an id of "toolbar").
The main reason to this could be due to the fact that when ssr is used, Nuxt tried to render in server-side but it does not exist.
Moreover, I am not really sure if quill will support Vite at the moment so I suggest using packages like vue3-quill-editor-vite.