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HalloitselfonlymakestheselectedDOMelementseditableanddoesn't provide any formatting tools. Formatting is accomplished by loading plugins when initializing Hallo. Even simple things like bold and italic are plugins:
jQuery('.editable').hallo({plugins: {'halloformat': {}}});
but when I invoke jQuery('p').hallo({editable: true}); it only sets contenteditble="true", it doesn't add class="editable".
I'm guessing that the user must add class="editable", it is not added by hallo. The documentation fails to mention this - so the examples using jQuery('.editable').hallo(...) are confusing, not knowing that.
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doc says:
but when I invoke
jQuery('p').hallo({editable: true});
it only setscontenteditble="true"
, it doesn't addclass="editable"
.I'm guessing that the user must add
class="editable"
, it is not added by hallo. The documentation fails to mention this - so the examples usingjQuery('.editable').hallo(...)
are confusing, not knowing that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: