I am currently using Cute Editor 6.4 in a small CMS I am developing.

 

I was quite keen to use the "template" functionality of Cute Editor, but am having trouble getting it to work the way I had hoped for.

 

Relating to the template functionality you show the use of "UNSELECTABLE="ON" contenteditable="false"". This obviously works in such a way as to make specific sections un-editable.

 

However, what I'm trying to do is kind-of the opposite: Make the whole thing un-editable, and then make only a specific section  editable. The principle similar to that known from Master Pages in ASP.Net.

 

I tried nesting DIV's like so:

 

<div UNSELECTABLE="ON" contenteditable="false">

   THIS IS E.G. A BIG HEADER WHICH CANNOT BE EDITED

   Blah Blah Blah

 

   <div UNSELECTABLE="OFF" contenteditable="true">

      This part you may edit ... 

   </div> 

</div> 

 

Unfortunately this did not seem to work in the desired way. Everything inside the first DIV remained un-editable, including the nested DIV that specifically allowed editing.

 

Can you point to a tutorial that shows a good way to implement this type of "master page" pattern or provide some info here? Thank for your help.

Rask77,

In the current design, all elements will not be selectable and editable when they are in a uneditable region.