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set-attribute

Functions

Function Description

Function	Description
setAttribute	Creates a command that sets an attribute on nodes within the current selection. This command has two modes of operation: Parent mode (when `applyToParent` is specified): Finds the outermost ancestor node matching one of the specified node types and sets the attribute on it. This is useful for setting attributes on block-level containers like paragraphs or headings. Selection mode (default): Traverses all nodes within the selection range and updates the attribute on any non-text node that supports it. The command preserves the current selection after applying changes and uses structural sharing to minimize memory allocations when transforming the document.

Creates a command that sets an attribute on nodes within the current selection.

This command has two modes of operation:

Parent mode (when applyToParent is specified): Finds the outermost ancestor node matching one of the specified node types and sets the attribute on it. This is useful for setting attributes on block-level containers like paragraphs or headings.
Selection mode (default): Traverses all nodes within the selection range and updates the attribute on any non-text node that supports it.

The command preserves the current selection after applying changes and uses structural sharing to minimize memory allocations when transforming the document.

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