Hi all, another newbie question I assume. I want to add a set of inline editors. With a dedicated CSS style and given <span its:translate="no">... an editor for editing the "translate" attribute, a combo box editor should be available for editing the attribute. The issue is that there are many of such attributes, e.g. <span its:translate="no" its:locNote="..." its:storageSize="..." its:term="..."> ... First I thought of creating a combobox for each of these. But CSS selectors don't allow you to match several rules at once. So if I have *[its|translate]:before { combobox def here } and later in the stylesheet *[its|term]:before { combobox def here } an element like above that contains both attributes will only show the combox for "its:term". I can write *[its|translate][its|term]:before { combobox def here } but this will show comboxes for all attributes even if they are not present. I tried a workaround: defining CSS rules for all potential combinations, that is: only translate, only term, both translate+term, ... but since there are a lot of attributes to consider, the CSS stylesheet looks really bad. Maybe there is a workaround that does not rely on CSS selectors? Thanks, Felix