We are need to create paragraph style using and H1 tag with a class. Under the paraformat/formats node we have a h1 node with property tag = "h1". How to we append a class on the H1?
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The paraformat doesn't allow you to set a class name on the tag. The RTE has a second pluging - Styles which allows you specify a class name to applied to text, however it does so by wrapping the text in a <span> tag. See http://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/aem/6-0/administer/operations/page-authoring/rich-text-editor.html#Sty... (Text) for details.
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Anyone know before I escalate to Day Care? This simple thing is totally undocumented.
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I want to bump this again. The only answer I've seen is use CSS. That is not really acceptable. Surely we can set the width of these fields.
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Most people place style values like this in CSS files and place the CSS files in clientlibs.
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The paraformat doesn't allow you to set a class name on the tag. The RTE has a second pluging - Styles which allows you specify a class name to applied to text, however it does so by wrapping the text in a <span> tag. See http://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/aem/6-0/administer/operations/page-authoring/rich-text-editor.html#Sty... (Text) for details.
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Hi Scott,
Can you please elaborate this? we have classes in clientlibs, how do I add class to have this functionality create a tag like this.
<h1 class="h1class> ... </h1>
Here is what I have for dialog.xml, how
<paraformat
jcr:primaryType="nt:
features="*">
<formats jcr:primaryType="cq:
</
</paraformat>
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This has been rough - especially when converting classic RTE plugins to Touch UI RTEs.
Companies have spent a lot of time creating customized RTE functionality and the ability to not quickly convert say, 3 types of blockquotes added to the previous styles in Classic, but converting them to Touch means I have to recreate the entire styles as a span and then move the styles.
It seems that being able to define a Block Level element and a class(es) along with it would be straight forward and standard functionality to any RTE.
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