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   ArtivoDesign
   Member

   Hi

   First off all, thanks for making a great CMS editor and sorry for my bad english.

   Im working on a website for a customer and trying to make it easy for my client to add new Div tag and then choose what class he want for it.

   Is it possible to have 1 Div tag editable and when my customer starts to edit this site he can insert a div tag and then choose what class he want for it ?

   I mean if he have some text inside the editable Div and want a image inside another div box 100 px positioned right from the text ?

   Morten - Artivo Design

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   Emil
   PageLime Founder

   Hi there, I just answered this quiestion via email for ya, but I'll be happy to paste the response here as well :)

   What you want to use is the "format select" - the format dropdown in the editor. It's already in there by default.

   Then when you select a block of text - you can assign it's format type - Paragraph, Heading 1, Heading 2 etc... But DIV is missing from the list.

   I just had it added in there to the bottom of the list, so you can format a block of content as a DIV, and then you can assign a class from the style drop down to the div.

   I'll try to push this update out tonight with the bugfix release cycle, but I need to see what's already in the queue and if there's any extra QA needed for this.

   Best,
   Emil

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   ArtivoDesign
   Member

   Hi and thanks :-)

   Will this update be online today ?

   Best.
   Morten - Artivo Design

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   Emil
   PageLime Founder

   Yes it will - I'll post here as soon as it's up.

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   Emil
   PageLime Founder

   Update should be up - clear your browser cache and give it a shot.

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   paulhdunlap
   Member

   How about doing the same with a SPAN?

   Posted 1 year ago #
7. 

   paulhdunlap
   Member

   OK... I spoke too soon on that one. I discovered that when you simply assign a span.className in the css it will be used as a span around whatever text is highlighted. NICE!

   Posted 1 year ago #

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