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Old 03-18-2014, 06:04 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by DoctorOhh View Post
I'm very inexperienced, but aren't bold, color italics etc.. all standalone code that lends itself to in-line wrapping of text? Where, at least for html5, the align attribute of <p> is not supported and all aligns should be done in CSS. Even in-line align is not its own tag, just an attribute.

What kind of challenges that creates for a code editor I have no idea. Just pointing out the obvious difference.
I too am relatively inexperienced, which is why I asked the question. theducks differentiates between all the other buttons presently on the Editor toolbar (code) and text alignment (apparently wysiwyg, not code) and I find that confusing. I am completely self-taught, so such purist distinctions are currently way above my head.

I DO code text alignment into major styles (such as "H" class headings) and have a class defined for centering in my CSS which I can easily add to coding as needed. However, until and even if, a clip feature is added to Editor, having a button for text alignment (span style coding) seems like an obvious thing...to this little black duck, anyway. I am happy to be enlightened!
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