Marius Dumitru Florea wrote: > Hi devs, > > To explain the issue lets consider the following scenario: > > * Edit a new page with the new WYSIWYG editor. > * Type "foobar" and place the caret as in "foo|bar", where the pipe > represents the caret. > * Press the Bold button or type CRTL+B in order to start typing bold > text at the current insertion point. > * At this moment, the HTML should be "foo<strong>|</strong>bar" where > the pipe represents the caret. > > The Problem > > In Mozilla it's easy to place the caret as suggested. In IE it's > impossible (this weekend I tried all sort of things and search > desperately on Google..). What I can easily do in IE is either > "foo|<strong></strong>bar" or "foo<strong></strong>|bar". The workaround > that I found is to use a special space symbol > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-width_non-joiner inside the strong tag > (before, it had an empty text node inside) and place the caret just > after this special space symbol. >
Question: does IE support clicking bold outside/at the start/end of the word? For example: * Type " foo bar " * What happens when the cursor is like: "| foo bar "? * What happens when the cursor is like: " |foo bar "? * What happens when the cursor is like: " foo| bar "? * What happens when the cursor is like: " foo |bar "? * What happens when the cursor is like: " foo bar| "? * What happens when the cursor is like: " foo bar |"? * What happens when the cursor is like: " foo | bar "? If the " foo | bar " case works fine, then this is just another example of how IE is so incredibly wrongly coded... These cases (along with "foo|bar") should be tested in several browsers and see what's happening. -- Sergiu Dumitriu http://purl.org/net/sergiu/ _______________________________________________ devs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs
