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Skylar classes for JCE

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How can I achieve to see the Skylar CLASSes from within JCE (free edition)?

Of course I can insert the CLASS entry into the generated code. But there should be an easier way to do it.
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ciaran
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Hello

Would you have an example of the class you are referring to?

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I would like to add the classes from your template to <p> or <div>, i.e. the following classes:

  • <em class="highlight yellow">
  • <div class="columns-2">
  • <div class="columns-3">
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ciaran
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Admittedly I am not overly familiar with the JCE Free Editor. I do believe you can use the Insert/Edit Atttributes option to add classes to a paragraph however I believe this does not extend to other elements, in particular divs.

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Thanks, that helps for <p>-Tags!
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