Alex,
So what do you think about an IFRAME? As I know it has a separate document.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. I'm creating something similar to a source code editor. I believe it's hard to actually re-style the TextArea for this kind of a task. But probably I can borrow the code that works with selections. Going to check the iframe first.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). Thanks |
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