FF: (HC mode) Text does not get highlighted when using Find & Replace dialog in High Contrast mode until the dialog is closed

[jamescun]

Steps to reproduce the defect:

1. Hold Alt, Left Shift & PrintScreen to enable high contrast mode.
2. Open the Ajax sample in FF.
3. Type some text into the editor.
4. Click on the Find/Replace buttons in the toolbar to open the Find/Replace dialog.
5. Type some of the text that you previously entered into the editor into the Find field in the dialog.
6. Click the Find button.

Expected Result: The text that you are trying to find should become highlighted in the editor.

Actual Result: The text does not get highlighted. It only gets highlighted when you close the Find dialog.

[tmonahan]

The styling used to highlight found items relies on background-color and color which do not display in high contrast mode. A simple fix for this is to add a border to the find_highlight styling that uses the same color as the background-color property. Therefore there will be no visible change to the styling in normal mode, but the border will appear in high contrast mode.

config.find_highlight = { element : 'span', styles : { 'background-color' : '#004', 'color' : '#fff', 'border' : '1px solid #004' } };

[j.swiderski]

Reproducible in IE and Firefox from CKEditor 3.0.

[mgifford]

How do you do - Hold Alt, Left Shift & PrintScreen - on a Mac?

[j.swiderski]

How do you do - Hold Alt, Left Shift & PrintScreen - on a Mac?

This TC is for windows not for MAC.

It is still reproducible in latest CKE 4.x.

[j.swiderski]

@mgifford It is not a CKEditor shortcut, it is a ​Windows keyboard shortcut for enabling high contrast.

[mgifford]

Thanks for the clarification! "Invert colors" is probably the closest thing we have to that in the Mac world.