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Cedit
Cedit consist of two parts
Cedit elements toolbar
Cedit styles toolbar
Cedit is the main website editing environment for website editor (webmaster, copywriter, etc.) In Cedit, content of a single item is edited(article, blogpost, product, event…)
In its substance, it could be said that Cedit is an HTML editor. However, there are some specifics that distinguish it from other solutions.
In Cedit, user has no control over the visual aspects of content edited. All visuals are already defined by Designer, while building a website/app in the Creator. Main reason for such a limitation is ensuring that a website/app is visually consistent, and that designed look and feel of a website/app is protected from possible visual mishap or misuse.
Set of available elements and/or styles for editor of the website/app is defined also by designer, so that users can work with elements that website/app requires. This ensures simplicity of UI that editor needs in order to easily complete tasks that are needed, and at the same time it ensures flexibility to satisfy complex needs of the various business models.
What else?
Elements and Styles
Theoretically any element from Creator Panel can be inserted into Cedit Toolbar or Cedit Styles. Components can be only inserted into Cedit Toolbar.
It should be clear, that same element would behave differently in these cases.
When element is used as Cedit Toolbar element, it is used as a block level element.
Purpose of the Cedit Elements is creating main content of the page.
That same element may be used from Cedit Styles Toolbar, but in this case, element, or set of characters needs to be selected before Style can be applied, and the chosen style will be applied only to that selection. In other words, it is used as inline level element, meaning that it is inline child of already existing Cedit Element.
Purpose of the Cedit Styles is adding additional styling (bold, italic, …) and adding additional interactivity to the content of the page (creating links inside of paragraphs, etc.).
Image & Assets
Module description. O boy! Files, different types (audio, video, images, fonts, documents, CSS ... ), managing, adding, deleting, structuring, Type specific stuff (image sizes, ... ) Imported assets (fonts, css, js, ... )