html editors

[williwaw]

I tried the bluegriffon 1.0 pet, and when cutting and pasting in wysiwyg mode, I can select with the mouse but have to use ctrl x, ctrl v to move the selection.

I can select with the mouse and cut with the mouse using the right click submenu, but when pasting with the mouse using the right click submenu, it pastes into a new document.

however, pasting by middle clicking works in the same document.

is there a general way to configure mouse buttons to cut? or a way to change the right click > dropdown behavior?
I could not find much pertinent in bluegriffon preferences, does the app use a gecko engine? I found a /root/.disruptive sarl/bluegriffon/ mozilla like profile, but not sure how to config for proper mouse/keyboard behavior

[BarryK]

I tried the bluegriffon 1.0 pet, and when cutting and pasting in wysiwyg mode, I can select with the mouse but have to use ctrl x, ctrl v to move the selection.

I can select with the mouse and cut with the mouse using the right click submenu, but when pasting with the mouse using the right click submenu, it pastes into a new document.

however, pasting by middle clicking works in the same document.

is there a general way to configure mouse buttons to cut? or a way to change the right click > dropdown behavior?
I could not find much pertinent in bluegriffon preferences, does the app use a gecko engine? I found a /root/.disruptive sarl/bluegriffon/ mozilla like profile, but not sure how to config for proper mouse/keyboard behavior

I don't know. I always use the ctl-x, ctl-c and ctl-v keys.

Yes, is gecko, same as seamonkey.

[snoring_cat]

Hi williwaw,

I did the steps you mentioned and cannot reproduce your problem. I'm using Fossa64 and the right-click paste method pastes in-line to the document I'm already in.

[williwaw]

Hi williwaw,

I did the steps you mentioned and cannot reproduce your problem. I'm using Fossa64 and the right-click paste method pastes in-line to the document I'm already in.

Hi snoring_cat, and BarryK

I reinstalled bluegriffon today and could duplicate, but only with the same html doc I was editing yesterday. Other html's I tried today were not problematic. the doc in question uses a newspaper css style, and is a bit of a hack in other ways also.

After Barrys advice, I went back and reviewed some forgotten windows keybindings for editing which had slipped away from memory. Mozilla has always been windows-centric like that.

thanks