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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #9964, comment 15

Timestamp:: Oct 18, 2013, 11:18:55 AM (11 years ago)
Author:: Jakub Ś
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Ticket #9964, comment 15

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7	7	2. Based on above example what if user selects whole text in div? Should style be removed or not?
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9		Taking into account that these two dropdowns work on spans then style should not be removed (This is what will happen in editor currently). Is there any other better solution than this one?
	9	Taking into account that these two dropdowns work on spans then style should not be removed (This is what will happen in editor currently). Is there any other better solution than this one? Sure this doesn't sound perfect but just think above mentioned example or perhaps something more complex - let's say style reflected for text is in fact placed 3 elements above and there are many other child elements that use this style - How can editor know that user wishes not to remove such style (based on current element siblings and fact they don't have style)?