#120 closed Bug (wontfix)
simulate class-hierarchy for exact css match
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Description
BodyClass or BodyId is a nice method to match a page's css definitions to the editor area. but generally a page has an element hierarchy (e.g. nested div-tags). i mean ".myclass" makes a difference to ".container .myclass". can you make it possible to simply add some tags with class/id attributes that can not be overwritten by the editor to simulate the entire page? then the native css-definitions would work for the editor-pane just like the orignal view.
Change History (2)
comment:1 Changed 18 years ago by
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| Resolution: | → wontfix |
| Status: | new → closed |
comment:2 Changed 18 years ago by
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Confirmed... you must keep in mind that some areas in the site will be editable, and design them accordingly.
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Sorry, but it's not possible to create such generic structure inside the editor and avoid the user changing it.
You'll have to simplify the CSS that you want to use, so it just references one container element and set the properties of the body that way.