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I believe the easiest way to do it is to refer to the How to Hide Elements in Confluence using JavaScript and CSS to hide specific elements. You can find out the name of the elements by viewing the page source once you edit a page. For example applying the following at *Confluence Admin > Custom HTML > At the end of HEAD* will hide the table insert dropdown box from the editor.
<style type="text/css"> #insert-table-dropdown { display:none !important; } </style>
Here are some of the possible toolbar elements to hide in the editor:
rte-button-bold
rte-button-italic
rte-button-underline
color-picker-control
more-menu
rte-button-bullist
rte-button-numlist
rte-button-tasklist
rte-button-outdent
rte-button-indent
rte-button-justifyleft
rte-button-justifycenter
rte-button-justifyright
insert-table-dropdown
insert-menu
toolbar-item toolbar-dropdown
rte-button-undo
rte-button-redo
rte-button-searchreplace
rte-button-help
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