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I was recently fiddling with contenteditable in a webpage and got irritated when I needed to set a large number of span tags with it (I ended up using JavaScript to do it). If only I could set it via CSS…
Does anyone know the rationale behind why contenteditable was designed as an attribute rather than a style?
Most people would argue that
contentEditabledefines behaviour, rather than style (which is true).WebKit has a CSS property that is similar to
contentEditable:-webkit-user-modify.