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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #5980, comment 5

Timestamp:: Dec 4, 2012, 11:28:36 AM (11 years ago)
Author:: Jakub Ś
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Ticket #5980, comment 5

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 **Problem 1**
+It is not possible to join classes in that way but it should be possible to define element with more than one CSS class. [[BR]]
+@frozeman I have re-reported this issue here #9762 but after checking it has turned out that this is possible in editor.
+Currently it is not possible to join classes that way but I agree when user wants to create element with multiple different classes he has to create endless combinations. Perhaps this should be configurable whether current style should overwrite existing element styles or they should be joined.
 Isn't this enough for you or the only solution for you is to join classes instead of replacing?
+It is possible to define multiple classes for a single element (SEE e.g. #9762) but this solution is not enough.