WE2006: Entering CSS-style in HTML file only by inspector?

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Ninja
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WE2006: Entering CSS-style in HTML file only by inspector?

Post by Ninja »

Hello,

I am busy with evaluating WE2006 which I discovered by accident a couple of days before. I scanned the forum without success for my question so I now turn to you as experts. :wink:

For defining the properties of a HTML command I can use the STYLE command. So if I enter for example

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<p></p>
and enter a blank after the "p", a menu pops up from which I can select "style"

If I enter now a blank neither a CSS menu pops up nor can I use the CSS menu on the top: There all items remain grey.
Only the inspector offers the chance to select parameters conveniently by a menu.

Is this the way WE2006 has to behave or do I have to change any settings to get a CSS menu popped up if style is active?

AndrƩ
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Post by Karlis »

Currently if you want to use style="" attribute in HTML file, you can edit CSS code via Inspector only. We plan to add CSS auto-complete for inline styles as well, but it is more a future project.
Karlis Blumentals
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