A context (popup) menu built into the JadeRichText control gives application users access to edit operations and it supports basic paragraph formatting; for example, setting bulleting, fonts, and indents.
You can use the contextMenuOptions property to specify the menu options that are visible to application users. You can also use this property to suppress the popup menu or to indicate that the JadeRichText control class contextMenu event should be fired instead of displaying the popup menu. Options that are not available are automatically disabled (grayed out).
You can control the menu items that are visible when users right-click in the JadeRichText control, by using the contextMenuOptions property to store the menu items that are displayed.
If the context menu does not provide you with the functionality that you require, you could use the JADE Painter to create a standard JADE context menu and then use the contextMenu event method to display the menu. Menu items that are followed by the points of ellipsis symbol (…) access a dialog relevant to that option.