Q: bookmarklet? about contenttools HOT 4 CLOSED

It seems, that @anthonyjb answered #7 issue?

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@MalyshevDmitry thanks - yep I got that wrong, that's the answer for #7 will move it now.

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@crazy4groovy I don't see any reason why not - however you need some way of marking the content that you wanted to be able to change; you couldn't just start the editor, make the entire page editable and then save the HTML out. Either the page's HTML editable regions would need to have been marked in a way that your bookmarklet is set to look for (e.g data-editable="region-name"), or you'd need to provide a mechanism by which the user could configure the bookmarklet before applying it (for example perhaps a way in which the user could click on the elements they want to be able to edit).

Just to clarify: If you allowed users to mark the areas they wanted to edit the editor would have to be modified as a minimum to allow you to send DOM elements rather than a selector on init(...).

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@anthonyjb Yup that's true, I was thinking something very basic like a prompt box from the bookmarklet that asks for node(s) the used users wants to edit.

eg. which nodes: p,div

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