Hi Dmitry,

Dmitry Pryadkin wrote:
> Hi Alex,
>> The problem is that the user selection for qooxdoo widgets is omitted. 
>> For e.g. Gecko browsers the CSS property "-moz-user-select" is set to 
>> "false" to omit any user selection.
>>   
> Ok, I see.
> 
>> To solve your problem can you provide us a small code snippet? Which 
>> framework version do you use?
>>   
> I'm using RAP, if you know what it is. It's on the 7.3 afaik.  At least I can 
> describe you the structure I'm creating.
> The *qx.ui.layout.CanvasLayout* object has an event listener called 
> "/appear/" 
> in which I'm using to determine the DOM node. Then I append a *DIV* to that 
> node. That *DIV* in turn contains *&nbsp*'s, and* span*'s with text nodes.
> 
> How do you think, is it possible to turn on the user selection only partially 
> for a said *DIV* node. Or maybe I shall create an *IFRAME* and set something 
> for 
> it. I'm not really an experienced web-coder either.
The problem is that the CSS property "user-select" is set at a global 
level (precisely at the BODY element) and as a result every widget is 
not selectable.
What do you like to achieve? If there should only be an area which can 
be selected by the user you can use a TextArea widget as alternative and 
style this one to suit your needs (e.g. remove the border and/or the 
backgroundColor).

cheers,
   Alex

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