So I'm running into the following scenario an it becoming a major hinderance.
Take the following scenario:
I want to make a flow that when activated will look at the current foreground chrome window and get elements from it's webpage like say the title of a youtube video in the active window.
So I select the chrome window and the h1 title for the youtube video.
In this case it creates a very specific Top level core selector that includes the title of the tab the selector was grabbed from.
Now I already know how to make the parent selector generic so that it only looks to detect if the window is a google chrome process.
However, the parent selector still has the specific tab name as it's name. so I rename it to just be google chrome.
However, this is where I start to run into issues. Lets say I want to add a new selector to get the youtube video description. Well I hit get selector and select the description and it will make a brand new parent and sub element selector again where the parent has the google tab title in it's name.
The elements I'm getting are generic and should work with all youtube pages so I want this new description selector to be placed under the Google Chrome parent element. But I can't seem to move the sub elements to a new parent element. Nor can I manually create a new selector that is automatically placed under my renamed Google Chrome Parent Selector.
To make matters worse lets say I make the entire macro in one day using that specific tab selector name that was auto generated based on current tab title. Well if I come back months or years later to edit this macro I will have to find the exact webpage I made the original macro on otherwise it will create a new parent.
So how can I move sub elements to a different parent or manually tell PAD to add my selectors under a specific parent when selecting them?
