How to insert using the toolbar other then manually typing in the <p class="bold"> ?
I can insert the <p> </p>with a button on the toolbar.
Such as highlight the text and right click to see the css options to choose from such as the one below.
<p class="bold"> bold text </p>
<head>
<style>
.bold { font-weight: 600;
font-family: "open sans", sans-serif;
color: #000000; }
</style>
</head>
How to insert a class such as p class="bold" ?
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Re: How to insert a class such as p class="bold" ?
The way to do it with minimal typing is this: write space after <p, wait for auto-complete, doubleclick on "class", wait for autocomplete, doubleclick on the class name. I'm including the screenshots.
Step 1:
double click class
Step 2:
double click your class (inline classes may be after the project classes if they are not yet added to project)
Step 1:
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Step 2:
- Ekrānuzņēmums 2025-12-03 143812.png (53.65 KiB) Viewed 12 times
Blumentals Software Programmer
Re: How to insert a class such as p class="bold" ?
Thanks for your reply. It looks to have at least 3 different ways of getting the code inserted.
I received this response by email from a co-worker of yours:
HTMLPad offers several ways to define and reuse code. One option is to use the Library feature; you can find more details in the online documentation: https://help.blumentals.net/htmlpad/reu ... ibrary.htm
For this particular case, I recommend using the Inspector panel, which displays all HTML attributes and lets you easily select a class. See the attached video. https://tinyurl.com/5y5279e3
You can enable the Inspector panel from the main menu by choosing View > Inspector. After inserting the paragraph, make sure your cursor is placed inside the opening tag, between the brackets, for the Inspector to display the attributes correctly.
Please let me know if I can be of further assistance.
Kind regards,
Nikolay Dutchuk
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I responded back:
Hello
Thanks, that was the answer I was looking for.
I also used the Library with the how to's from your link to add the code snippets I want like <span class="red or bold"> text </span...
I highlight the text and then double click on the snippet in the Library so the tags wrap around the text.
Before I had closed the Library and the Code Explorer panels.... so did not see want was already there to use.
Nice video tutorial too.
Thanks again.
I received this response by email from a co-worker of yours:
HTMLPad offers several ways to define and reuse code. One option is to use the Library feature; you can find more details in the online documentation: https://help.blumentals.net/htmlpad/reu ... ibrary.htm
For this particular case, I recommend using the Inspector panel, which displays all HTML attributes and lets you easily select a class. See the attached video. https://tinyurl.com/5y5279e3
You can enable the Inspector panel from the main menu by choosing View > Inspector. After inserting the paragraph, make sure your cursor is placed inside the opening tag, between the brackets, for the Inspector to display the attributes correctly.
Please let me know if I can be of further assistance.
Kind regards,
Nikolay Dutchuk
--------------------------------------------
I responded back:
Hello
Thanks, that was the answer I was looking for.
I also used the Library with the how to's from your link to add the code snippets I want like <span class="red or bold"> text </span...
I highlight the text and then double click on the snippet in the Library so the tags wrap around the text.
Before I had closed the Library and the Code Explorer panels.... so did not see want was already there to use.
Nice video tutorial too.
Thanks again.
Re: How to insert a class such as p class="bold" ?
Indeed, inspector is another great way to do it.
Blumentals Software Programmer