That's the iWeb way of creating web contents, and it goes against the way the web is moving forward nowadays.
My recommendation to you is instead of giving the user the power to "play" with the contents that way, easily breaking it, define a nice set of CSS classes that users can apply to their contents. This could satisfy the edge presentation cases your customer may nned, but still having a controlled editing environment.
Re: Feature suggestion: absolute positioning of elements
My recommendation to you is instead of giving the user the power to "play" with the contents that way, easily breaking it, define a nice set of CSS classes that users can apply to their contents. This could satisfy the edge presentation cases your customer may nned, but still having a controlled editing environment.
Frederico Knabben
CKEditor Project Lead and CKSource Owner
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Re: Feature suggestion: absolute positioning of elements