[Xerte-dev] Re: selecting embed code in the project details panel

[Smith, John]

Sorry, misleading messages... I mean no issues in creating the Decision Tree templates that Ron has now found

I'm fine leaving all that block of select code in until we get around to clearing it out properly - i'd be more worried about taking stuff out at this late stage when we don't know what workarounds are in place to possibly circumvent it. Also, I'd rather button text etc wasn't selected when you click-move-release which happens more often than not and it is very frustrating...

If someone can test that css on the textarea containing the embed code in IE then it 'might' be all we need...

John Smith
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Subject: [Xerte-dev] Re: selecting embed code in the project details panel

On 2015-07-28 10:27, Smith, John wrote:
> No issue with that line in or out... see attachment...

ah ok, was reading the title as a a select issue and wondered if it was
overlapping

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