focus-within CSS pseudo-class
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Re: focus-within CSS pseudo-class
Post by cristi_talau »
Hello,
The focus-within pseudo-class is not supported in Web Author.
It would help us understand your use-case for this pseudoclass. This way we can either suggest an alternative solution or prioritize adding support for it.
Best,
Cristian
The focus-within pseudo-class is not supported in Web Author.
It would help us understand your use-case for this pseudoclass. This way we can either suggest an alternative solution or prioritize adding support for it.
Best,
Cristian
Re: focus-within CSS pseudo-class
Hello,
Sorry for the delay,
The need for this functionality would be motivated by a need for performance in the display of the Author view.
Indeed, with our stylesheets, we sometimes have a lot of oxy_editor to display in the author view and we then notice a degradation of the global performances (display and edition).
We wanted to test to display these oxy_editors only when focusing on the tags we are interested in. The oxy_editor would then only be displayed on demand and would improve global performance.
Do you think it could work?
Regards,
Johann
Sorry for the delay,
The need for this functionality would be motivated by a need for performance in the display of the Author view.
Indeed, with our stylesheets, we sometimes have a lot of oxy_editor to display in the author view and we then notice a degradation of the global performances (display and edition).
We wanted to test to display these oxy_editors only when focusing on the tags we are interested in. The oxy_editor would then only be displayed on demand and would improve global performance.
Do you think it could work?
Regards,
Johann
Re: focus-within CSS pseudo-class
Hello,
A possible solution would be to present an "Edit" button on each element that can be edited with an oxy_editor, and present the editor only after the user press "Edit".
If you want, you can send us a sample file and your current CSS configuration to analyze them (you can use our support email address support@oxygenxml.com), to determine if there is something to improve on the performance.
Best Regards,
Mihaela
A possible solution would be to present an "Edit" button on each element that can be edited with an oxy_editor, and present the editor only after the user press "Edit".
If you want, you can send us a sample file and your current CSS configuration to analyze them (you can use our support email address support@oxygenxml.com), to determine if there is something to improve on the performance.
Best Regards,
Mihaela
Mihaela Calotescu
http://www.oxygenxml.com
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