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When pasting in a table, (with a nested table), a width style of 100% is being added to the nested table, causing it to expand to fill the parent cell. This seems to occur when a font-size style attribute is added. The "tableDefaultWidth" option is being set in Froala to "auto"
Expected behavior.
Nested table should not have the width style added,
Actual behavior.
Nested table is given a width of 100%, resulting in it expanding to fill the current cell
Steps to reproduce the problem.
This table, when pasted in (from a browser), has the nested table expanded
Occurs in v4.2.0. Was previously working in v4.1.14
OS.
Linux
Browser.
Microsoft Edge
Recording.
Not a recording, but the previous js fiddle, using the html, shows the following:
Notes
Yes, embedded tables are a "bad thing", but the system involved has many legacy components, and the HTML it spews out isn't going to change anytime soon.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When pasting in a table, (with a nested table), a width style of 100% is being added to the nested table, causing it to expand to fill the parent cell. This seems to occur when a font-size style attribute is added. The "tableDefaultWidth" option is being set in Froala to "auto"
Expected behavior.
Nested table should not have the width style added,
Actual behavior.
Nested table is given a width of 100%, resulting in it expanding to fill the current cell
Steps to reproduce the problem.
This table, when pasted in (from a browser), has the nested table expanded
This table, when pasted in, does not have the width style added
See https://jsfiddle.net/0yjns8x5/
Editor version.
Occurs in v4.2.0. Was previously working in v4.1.14
OS.
Linux
Browser.
Microsoft Edge
Recording.
Not a recording, but the previous js fiddle, using the html, shows the following:
Notes
Yes, embedded tables are a "bad thing", but the system involved has many legacy components, and the HTML it spews out isn't going to change anytime soon.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: