Paragraph elements having a context menu attached may give some kind of feedback when mouse cursor is moved over them. For example, a text may change its background color and an animated icon may popup to inform the user that a context menu is available:

Right clicking on the element will display the context menu. Tipically the first menu item edits the content of the element itself; other menu items can be available for editing related elements of the paragraph. In the example, the first menu item edits the field label, and the second one edits the corresponding hint:

When a menu item is selected, a dialog opens with a control specific to the type of content to edit: a text box, a rich text editor or a media selector. In the example, a simple text box lets you enter a new label for the "Email" field:

Saving the dialog reloads the page with the updated contents: