[IggyP]

one other limitation i dont like....

if you do not manually edit in the second option it will break the bbcode in the cases i checked....

for example in one case with a highlighter bbcode i wish to let the default text color remain as black, yet give members the option to edit in if they are wanting another...

i tried it basic with a class/css rule to test specificity but noticed not adding that "option2" broke the whole code anyway and wouldnt display at all....so even if the specificity is correct i cant approach it like that....i also tried making a redundant color code with !important applied but also fail...

um if it helps to see the code i mean like this

basic 2 option highlighter bbcode....works unless you do not edit in option 2, which....most people would not do instinctively...

<span style="background-color: {option1}; color: {option2}">{param}</span>

my failed tries...

<span style="background-color: {option1}; color: {option2}!important; color:black">{param}</span>

<span class="highlight" style="background-color: {option1}; color: {option2}">{param}</span>

with the css in the last example being:

.highlight {
color:black;}

trying to avoid adding confusion of more and more and similar buttons in editor hmm..any ideas or its just the limits built with it perhaps?