corestyles/stylelabel applied on div entermode

[madis]

Using ie. div in EnterMode produces a clean div tag that embraces its content upon pressing enter or when loading the editor. Ie. <div>New paragraph</div>

Could it be possible that the div-tag created by EnterMode to be affected by DefaultStyleLabel and/or CoreStyles?

For instance, if having

FCKConfig.EnterMode = 'div' ;
...
FCKConfig.DefaultStyleLabel = 'myClass1' ;
...
FCKConfig.CoreStyles = 
{
...
'div' : { Element : 'div', Attributes : { 'id' : 'myDiv1' } },
...

the EnterMode currently produces:

<div>Text</div>.

When it really should produce

<div class="myClass1" id="myDiv1">Text</div>

[Alfonso Martínez de Lizarrondo]

Only one element can have an ID, so trying to create new divs with that Id would be illegal.

And instead of having all the divs in your content with the same class, it would be easier if you just apply your styles to a plain div, and use only classes when you need something different.

I would vote for WontFix.

[Jeff Johnson]

Enter mode and style element the same causes mishandling of styles in the editor

[Jeff Johnson]

I've a problem that I think is related (correct me if I'm wrong): I also have enter mode set to 'div', and I have some custom style declarations in the XML, for instance:

	<Style name="Right sidebar" element="div">
		<Attribute name="class" value="grayRightSidebar" />
	</Style>

When I'm in the editor, all the styles whose 'element' value is the same as the 'EnterMode' value appear with the little triangle next to them, and the editor refuses to apply them to the content. It doesn't seem to matter that I've things set to 'div', only that the they're the same. If I set the enter mode to 'p' and change the 'element' attribute value to 'p' also, the same things happens.

Ideas for a fix or workaround?

[Alfonso Martínez de Lizarrondo]

dup of #1493 (marked wontfix)