Applying classes for CMS editability

Question

Please help!!
I am trying to add a "class" to different images and text in CushyCMS to make a page editable. I have got some stuff to work before but everything gets messed up when i try to add more than one class. Say for instance the copy I am trying to make editable has a class named "titlecopy" when I try to add the class="cushycms" it throws everything off.
When do I close a div and when or how do I start a new editable region. I hope I am making sense. I thought I had a good understanding of classes but this is driving me crazy.
Attached is a screenshot of what I am working on. I have highlighted some of the regions I am trying to make this work on.
Thanks in advance for anyones help. I have tried and tried to understand their tutorial but I can't find anything more detailed to help with this question.

Answer 1

kineticcreative123 wrote:
I am trying to add a "class" to different images and text in CushyCMS to make a page editable. I have got some stuff to work before but everything gets messed up when i try to add more than one class. Say for instance the copy I am trying to make editable has a class named "titlecopy" when I try to add the class="cushycms" it throws everything off.
Multiple class names are added into the class attribute in each HTML tag with a space separating them.
http://webdesign.about.com/od/css/qt/tipcssmulticlas.htm
e.g. <div class="titlecopy cushycms">
kineticcreative123 wrote:
When do I close a div and when or how do I start a new editable region.
Use a wrapper div around each region to define a block of text for Cushy to edit
<div class="cushycms">
       <h2>A truly simple CMS</h2>
       <h3>CushyCMS is designed for simplicity - for both designers and content editors.</h3>
       <ul>
         <li>It takes less than 3 minutes to implement and doesn't require PHP or ASP.</li>
         <li>If you can add CSS classes to HTML tags, then you can implement CushyCMS.</li>
         <li> Since CushyCMS is a hosted CMS, there is no installation or maintenance either.</li>
         <li>No programming required.</li>
       </ul>
</div>