When I apply a header style to normal text inside a < section > tag, the style is apply to more than the selection
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The issue here is that when you apply a Format (usually a block element) to some text within another parent block element, then the parent block element is converted into the type you are applying, in the cas the <section> becomes a <h3>.
Normally, when creating a section, it would also include a paragraph, which would contain the text, but because you the Container Element & Enter Key option set to None : Linebreak, no paragraphs are created.
In order to wrap the text selection in a heading, you will either need to add it in Code, or wrap you text in <p> tags so future Format conversions will be added correctly.
It really is a much better idea to use the default Container Element & Enter Key option - Paragraph : Paragraph, as it helps to get around a lot of the issues with javascript based WYSIWYG editors.
Normally, when creating a section, it would also include a paragraph, which would contain the text, but because you the Container Element & Enter Key option set to None : Linebreak, no paragraphs are created.
In order to wrap the text selection in a heading, you will either need to add it in Code, or wrap you text in <p> tags so future Format conversions will be added correctly.
It really is a much better idea to use the default Container Element & Enter Key option - Paragraph : Paragraph, as it helps to get around a lot of the issues with javascript based WYSIWYG editors.
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What does the "header style" comprise of? Is it a Custom Style or just a class from the template stylesheet?
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Tag = h4
Classes = center purple
That’s it
CODE:
Classes = center purple
That’s it
CODE:
<section class="section-videos"><a id="section-videos"></a>
<br />
<div class="graf-section-header-container center">
<h3 class="graf-section-header">VIDÉOS</h3>
</div>
<br />
<h4 class="icon-video purple center">Regardez nos vidéos, vivez l’expérience du eFoil Takuma</h4>
<br />
smartslider3[26]
</section>
Same with trying to create a list (if apply in a section tag)
When you apply, it apply to the entire “Section” tag, not only the selection
When you apply, it apply to the entire “Section” tag, not only the selection
In the Editor Global Configuration, what have you set for Container Element & Enter Key?
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Global Config : — Container Element & Enter Key = None : Linebreak
Same in the active —> Profile > Typoraphy > Container Element & Enter Key = None : Linebreak
Same in the active —> Profile > Typoraphy > Container Element & Enter Key = None : Linebreak
Accepted Answer
The issue here is that when you apply a Format (usually a block element) to some text within another parent block element, then the parent block element is converted into the type you are applying, in the cas the <section> becomes a <h3>.
Normally, when creating a section, it would also include a paragraph, which would contain the text, but because you the Container Element & Enter Key option set to None : Linebreak, no paragraphs are created.
In order to wrap the text selection in a heading, you will either need to add it in Code, or wrap you text in <p> tags so future Format conversions will be added correctly.
It really is a much better idea to use the default Container Element & Enter Key option - Paragraph : Paragraph, as it helps to get around a lot of the issues with javascript based WYSIWYG editors.
Normally, when creating a section, it would also include a paragraph, which would contain the text, but because you the Container Element & Enter Key option set to None : Linebreak, no paragraphs are created.
In order to wrap the text selection in a heading, you will either need to add it in Code, or wrap you text in <p> tags so future Format conversions will be added correctly.
It really is a much better idea to use the default Container Element & Enter Key option - Paragraph : Paragraph, as it helps to get around a lot of the issues with javascript based WYSIWYG editors.
Just because you're not paranoid doesn't mean everybody isn't out to get you.
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