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'''<span id="editing_mode">editing mode</span>''' - the way of displaying [[Glossary:Component|'''components''']] so that they can easily be edited (e.g. by modifying the texts). The other two basic modes are: [[Glossary:Presentation_mode|'''presentation mode''']] ('''components''' look the same way like during repetitions) and [[Glossary:Dragging_mode|'''dragging mode''']] ('''components''' can easily be dragged with the mouse). The easiest way to distinguish between presentation and editing modes is that in the latter the components are enclosed by a sizable rectangle (except for the [[HTML component]]; see: [[Glossary#dragging_and_sizing_mode|dragging&sizing mode]])
'''<span id="editing_mode">editing mode</span>''' - the state of an [[Glossary#element|'''element''']]/[[Glossary#component|'''component''']], in which it can easily be edited (e.g. by modifying the texts). All components except for [[HTML component|HTML components]] can also be resized in the editing mode. The other two basic modes are: [[Glossary:Presentation_mode|'''presentation mode''']] ('''components''' look the same way like during repetitions) and [[Glossary:Dragging_mode|'''dragging mode''']] ('''components''' can easily be dragged with the mouse). The easiest way to distinguish between presentation and editing modes is that in the latter the components are enclosed by a sizable rectangle (except for the [[HTML component]]; see above)

Revision as of 07:37, 29 September 2013

editing mode - the state of an element/component, in which it can easily be edited (e.g. by modifying the texts). All components except for HTML components can also be resized in the editing mode. The other two basic modes are: presentation mode (components look the same way like during repetitions) and dragging mode (components can easily be dragged with the mouse). The easiest way to distinguish between presentation and editing modes is that in the latter the components are enclosed by a sizable rectangle (except for the HTML component; see above)