You shouldn't have to do any of this. Just create a RAW HTML div, but MAKE SURE to choose RAW HTML from the Content Type. This should just give you a blank textarea to paste your HTML code into. Should be super simple.
The DIVs in the first screenshots (around the "classic" WYSIWYG div) are of the "Snippet" content type. It appears that the start and end parts of each column are being stored as snippets, for whatever reason.
The presentation type is then being set to "Raw HTML" so that it does not add extra DIV or SPAN tags around the bodycopy container. (This is different from the Raw HTML content type.)
So when creating the above, if you are trying to use the DIV with the drop-down boxes you see there, when you set Content Type to "Snippet" and Presentation Type to "Raw HTML".
You shouldn't have to do any of this. Just create a RAW HTML div, but MAKE SURE to choose RAW HTML from the Content Type. This should just give you a blank textarea to paste your HTML code into. Should be super simple.
Yeah, that'sthe easy way, butthe people behindme, it'snot.I can cutmy codein several parts,but Ido not know ifthis is the rightway of codingmatrixwithCMS.
The DIVs in the first screenshots (around the "classic" WYSIWYG div) are of the "Snippet" content type. It appears that the start and end parts of each column are being stored as snippets, for whatever reason.
The presentation type is then being set to "Raw HTML" so that it does not add extra DIV or SPAN tags around the bodycopy container. (This is different from the Raw HTML content type.)
So when creating the above, if you are trying to use the DIV with the drop-down boxes you see there, when you set Content Type to "Snippet" and Presentation Type to "Raw HTML".
I hope that answers your question.
Using "Snippet" is the good way to use Matrix or RAW HTML is the same ?