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Yes, the default design of .text-box is defined in the output in /template/styles/topic.min.css with this definition:
.text-box {
float: left;
background-color: #ffffff;
width: 200px;
height: 200px;
border: solid 1px #000000;
padding: 5px
}
You can override it with your custom CSS, however removing attributes (e.g., height) makes the browser fall back to the definition coming from topic.min.css.
@gb92818477 wrote:
(…) Flexible height and width are done with no explicit definition. (…)
The default CSS value for width and height is auto, not empty.
Not declaring width and height in your custom CSS does not "remove" the existing definition. That's not how CSS works. Not declaring it, just keeps the original definition.
You need to declare both width and height in your custom CSS. So, if you want to make the text-box flexible you need to override the default values coming from the skin (20
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It seems to create a div when you place the cursor in an empty paragraph and click on the div style in the Styles panel. I couldn't figure out a way to apply it to an existing paragraph though.
Assuming you've created a div style in your stylesheet of course. Otherwise the Div Styles section will be blank.
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