[daisy] [JIRA] Created: (DSY-615) Emphasis leads to unwanted
condition in a table cell.
Rolf Sigg (JIRA)
issues at cocoondev.org
Mon Mar 3 09:12:26 CST 2008
Emphasis leads to unwanted condition in a table cell.
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Key: DSY-615
URL: http://issues.cocoondev.org//browse/DSY-615
Project: Daisy
Type: Bug
Components: Frontend - doc editing - HTML
Versions: 2.0.1
Environment: Windows XP, Firefox 2.0.0.12, IE 7.0.5730.11
Reporter: Rolf Sigg
Priority: Minor
A new table cell has no content. If content is typed and the document is saved (or the editor is switched to HTML mode or the clean-HTML sponge is clicked), the content is wrapped with a paragraph tag <p> inside the table cell (<td>). The paragraph combobox then correctly shows "Paragraph" instead of "(none)".
However, if a user creates a new table cell, types some content, and formats the first characters in emphasis (<em>), the paragraph tag is placed after the </em>. This results in a line break that a WYSIWYG-user is not able to remove.
If the paragraph tag would be set right after the <td> (instead of after the </em>), or maybe is set in every new table cell right away, the problem would not exist at all.
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