How can you display a toolbar in a specific part of the page?

Using an Edit Frame is the correct approach to display a toolbar in a specific part of the page because Edit Frames in Sitecore provide a way to define specific editable regions in the presentation layer. When an Edit Frame is utilized, it allows content editors to interact with certain content areas directly within the Sitecore interface, making it possible to include a toolbar that can manage content within that defined region.

This feature enhances the editorial experience, enabling straightforward manipulation of the content while ensuring that the interface is tailored to the specific needs of the page layout. By leveraging Edit Frames, you can ensure that all necessary interactive tools are present for users in a contextually relevant way, ultimately streamlining the content management process.

Other methods, such as Sitecore's default settings, can provide a standard layout but do not offer the same level of specificity for where toolbars can be placed. Custom HTML might allow for toolbars to be added visually, but it would lack the integration and functionality that Edit Frames facilitate within Sitecore’s editing environment. Utilizing layout rules is more associated with the visibility of components based on conditions rather than directly displaying toolbars in specific areas. Hence, using an Edit Frame is the most effective method for this purpose.