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The fact that the page titles can be changed in edit mode is not so visible anymore

 
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cid:jira-generated-image-avatar-aa38e777-dd74-4875-9768-a07247eb6edf Thiago Krieck on 26/Aug/26 15:42
 

Marius Dumitru Florea I see your point, with BlockNote indeed it's better since we don't have the bordered layout anywhere, not on the title nor content. But with CK4 we have two visual styles for editable text, one with borders and one without. Could it be handled by an automatic style switch when CK4 is the default?

 
cid:jira-generated-image-avatar-aa38e777-dd74-4875-9768-a07247eb6edf Thiago Krieck on 26/Aug/26 15:45
 
[~mflorea] I see your point, with BlockNote indeed it's better since we don't have the bordered layout anywhere, not on the title nor content. But with CK4 we have two visual styles for editable text, one with borders and one without. Could it be handled by an automatic style switch when CK4 is the default?

 

Edit: I see that in Confluence the toolbar is above everything else, so it's clearer that edit happens on both, title and content. Notion doesn't have anything but its default is to have edit mode (not really a mode) as a default so again it's expected that users can edit anything
 
cid:jira-generated-image-avatar-aa38e777-dd74-4875-9768-a07247eb6edf Thiago Krieck on 26/Aug/26 15:46
 
[~mflorea] I see your point, with BlockNote indeed it's better since we don't have the bordered layout anywhere, not on the title nor content. But with CK4 we have two visual styles for editable text, one with borders and one without. Could it be handled by an automatic style switch when CK4 is the default?

 

Edit: I see that in Confluence the toolbar is above everything else, so it's clearer that edit happens on both, title and content. Notion doesn't have anything but its default is to have edit mode (not really a mode)
as a default enabled, so again it's expected that users can edit anything