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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #10675, comment 2

Timestamp:: Nov 27, 2013, 10:44:19 AM (11 years ago)
Author:: Jakub Ś
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Ticket #10675, comment 2

initial	v1
1		1. Background of why this issue was discovered - in HTML4 inserting {{{<span style="font-size:72px;"></span>}}} into paragraph w~~an't~~ taken into account when considering line height. Only cursor was bigger but line-height was the same. In HTML5, inserting such empty span isn’t ignored and increases line height.
	1	1. Background of why this issue was discovered - in HTML4 inserting {{{<span style="font-size:72px;"></span>}}} into paragraph won't be taken into account when considering line height. Only cursor was bigger but line-height was the same. In HTML5, inserting such empty span isn’t ignored and increases line height.
2	2
3	3	2. This is very important issue - as discussed with @Reinmar - when selection doesn't change and new spans are added (especially with same style rule) editor should normalize those into one.

initial	v1
1		1. Background of why this issue was discovered - in HTML4 inserting {{{<span style="font-size:72px;"></span>}}} into paragraph w~~an't~~ taken into account when considering line height. Only cursor was bigger but line-height was the same. In HTML5, inserting such empty span isn’t ignored and increases line height.
	1	1. Background of why this issue was discovered - in HTML4 inserting {{{<span style="font-size:72px;"></span>}}} into paragraph won't be taken into account when considering line height. Only cursor was bigger but line-height was the same. In HTML5, inserting such empty span isn’t ignored and increases line height.
2	2
3	3	2. This is very important issue - as discussed with @Reinmar - when selection doesn't change and new spans are added (especially with same style rule) editor should normalize those into one.