Hi Hussein, I was wondering whether it's possible to specify in css rules that the nodes returned from a selector be made non-editable. This would seem to be very useful as different groups of authors could work on specific parts of a document by only choosing the correct css view. Having to resort to a document hook seems rather cumbersome particularly in the early stages of a document type when its definition may be in flux. A purely declarative approach would be nicer. Or is there another approach which satisfies a similar intent? Thanks. Regards, Matt Flaherty
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