Example:
If my cursor is right after the period, I'm not able to press the RIGHT arrow key or press SPACEBAR to get out of that span, meaning everything I type will stay within that span and have a yellow background.
Is there some configuration to stop this behavior? Perhaps something like config.stickySpanCursor = false? You get the same problem with pretty much any other inline element.
Usage Scenario:
User starts typing:
Now user realizes he mispelled Smith, so he presses backspace several times until code looks like:
Next he corrects the spelling for Smith and tries to press SPACE or RIGHT ARROW to get out of the EM formatting but everything he types continues to stay formatted with an italic. This is a simply problem, but for more elaborate inline tags like a span with style attribute, the user may not be saavy enough to figure out that he needs to unset the formatting using the toolbar.
<p><span style="background:yellow">Some text.</span></p>
If my cursor is right after the period, I'm not able to press the RIGHT arrow key or press SPACEBAR to get out of that span, meaning everything I type will stay within that span and have a yellow background.
Is there some configuration to stop this behavior? Perhaps something like config.stickySpanCursor = false? You get the same problem with pretty much any other inline element.
Usage Scenario:
User starts typing:
<p>Hello, my name is <em>Joe Smoth</em>, I am writing to</p>
Now user realizes he mispelled Smith, so he presses backspace several times until code looks like:
<p>Hello, my name is <em>Joe Sm</em></p>
Next he corrects the spelling for Smith and tries to press SPACE or RIGHT ARROW to get out of the EM formatting but everything he types continues to stay formatted with an italic. This is a simply problem, but for more elaborate inline tags like a span with style attribute, the user may not be saavy enough to figure out that he needs to unset the formatting using the toolbar.