Hello
A lot of my clients who don't know HTML are confused by the selecting of items, they do expect to be able to click on an item in the WYSIWYG and be able to edit them.
I have read https://www.joomlacontenteditor.net/support/documentation/editor/selecting-text-and-elements and I have tried to make the "path" element easier for them to understand.
It would make the editor so much easier for them if they could click on the div itself and have the attribute button show as selected like the "b or <strong>" button does, and then they could click on attributes and set the specific classes for that div.
This never used to be such an issue as I'd just create a few different templates for them, but now they want to be able to edit the padding, and margins etc of divs, and with Bootstrap giving those options, my clients want to be able to use them.
Thanks :)
A lot of my clients who don't know HTML are confused by the selecting of items, they do expect to be able to click on an item in the WYSIWYG and be able to edit them.
I have read https://www.joomlacontenteditor.net/support/documentation/editor/selecting-text-and-elements and I have tried to make the "path" element easier for them to understand.
It would make the editor so much easier for them if they could click on the div itself and have the attribute button show as selected like the "b or <strong>" button does, and then they could click on attributes and set the specific classes for that div.
This never used to be such an issue as I'd just create a few different templates for them, but now they want to be able to edit the padding, and margins etc of divs, and with Bootstrap giving those options, my clients want to be able to use them.
Thanks :)