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Post title oddities in 1.0 alpha editor #7754
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Note: feel free to close this if the issues have been fixed on ghost-editor master - will check master of ghost-editor next time I get a chance. |
Hey @acburdine, That is odd, especially because the title is independent of the editor itself (it's just the same input control that was used with the old admin). |
@javorszky I think that may actually be solved in the current alpha due to this change made a couple of days ago https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost-Admin/pull/475/files#diff-c92558c8ecbfb99450d1e16549e418b2. I'll open a more specific issue and mark it as LTS |
The title is now a contenteditable div which stretches and wraps to behave like the editor. It also tries to seemlessly move the cursor between the editor and title to make one coherent editing experience. Refs: TryGhost/Ghost#7754
refs TryGhost/Ghost#7754 - The title is now a contenteditable div which stretches and wraps to behave like the editor. - It also tries to seemlessly move the cursor between the editor and title to make one coherent editing experience.
The title is now a contenteditable div which stretches and wraps to behave like the editor. It also tries to seemlessly move the cursor between the editor and title to make one coherent editing experience. Refs: TryGhost/Ghost#7754
The title is now a contenteditable div which stretches and wraps to behave like the editor. It also tries to seemlessly move the cursor between the editor and title to make one coherent editing experience. Refs: TryGhost/Ghost#7754
The title is now a contenteditable div which stretches and wraps to behave like the editor. It also tries to seemlessly move the cursor between the editor and title to make one coherent editing experience. Refs: TryGhost/Ghost#7754
The title is now a contenteditable div which stretches and wraps to behave like the editor. It also tries to seemlessly move the cursor between the editor and title to make one coherent editing experience. Refs: TryGhost/Ghost#7754
The title is now a contenteditable div which stretches and wraps to behave like the editor. It also tries to seemlessly move the cursor between the editor and title to make one coherent editing experience. Refs: TryGhost/Ghost#7754
The title is now a contenteditable div which stretches and wraps to behave like the editor. It also tries to seemlessly move the cursor between the editor and title to make one coherent editing experience. Refs: TryGhost/Ghost#7754
I believe everything here is resolved now, I'm not able to replicate any of the issues on master. |
refs TryGhost/Ghost#7754 The title is now a contenteditable div which stretches and wraps to behave like the editor. It also tries to seemlessly move the cursor between the editor and title to make one coherent editing experience.
Issue Summary
After messing around with the Ghost 1.0-alpha editor for a bit, I discovered a couple of oddities that make it slightly more difficult to use.
Typing spaces in a post title does not work for new posts. (once the post has been saved it starts working again)
Typing two spaces in a row for post title of an existing post (one that has already been saved) results in a '.' being added to the title
Technical details:
/cc @disordinary
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