I am writing an article editing application. The idea is to identify the areas where edits is necessary, highlight it such that when I click on the highlighted text, it gives a pop up and shows what is the edit required.
What I’ve done: I’ve processed the raw article such that it splits it into smaller components. I then use a repeating group to show the article and used formatting to highlight the portions that require editing. However, the issue I have is when the text element is longer than the row, the text within the element wraps resulting in the element having a height of 2 rows. The next text element only continues on the next row instead of continuing from where the last word of the previous element ends.
Alright. I personally think what you try to do is not doable in native Bubble without custom html.
I could do it word-by-word once upon a time. Maybe if you can check that and try to find a way to highlight the sentence the word belongs to, you might at least pivot the problem. See the answer below:
