Jan Bares wrote: > can I disable input into XHTML form controls? You cannot do that.
> For example when I want to select checkbox, I click on it, it is selected but > at the same time the > check changes its state. In the same way, when I select the checkbox and > press Del to delete it, nothing happens. I suppose the Del key is eaten by > the control itself. Yes. > I have to use Menu/Edit/Delete to delete it. This is one of the very few cases where the Tree View is useful: * Use Style|"Both Tree and Styled Views" (or the button on the tool bar). * Turn off Options|"Show Attribute List in Tree View", "Show Text Characters in Tree View", etc. This makes the Tree View more compact. * Use the Tree View to work on controls. The Del key will work fine in the Tree View. > (I know that XHTML editing in XXE is just a sample what can be done with > XXE, it's not full featured XHTML editor) It depends on what you mean by XHTML. If you are a Graphics designer or a Web master, XXE is clearly not the editor of choice. But if you need to contribute to a Web site as a document author and if the content management system requires you to contribute in XHTML, XXE is fine. We, of course, author all our Web pages in XHTML using XXE. Then a simple XQuery script converts the content-oriented XHTML pages to Web sites.
