id	summary	reporter	owner	description	type	status	priority	milestone	component	version	resolution	keywords	cc
12028	"Attribute contenteditable=""false"" in table cell does not fully disable content modification"	nikos		"I found out that attribute contenteditable=""false"" in table cell does not fully disable cell content modification. I was able to modify cell content with following setup:

1. Create editor

CKEDITOR.replace( 'editor1', {[[BR]]allowedContent: true[[BR]]});

2. Copy-paste table

<table>[[BR]]<tbody>[[BR]]<tr>[[BR]]<td contenteditable=""false"">Commander</td>[[BR]]<td>Neil A. Armstrong</td>[[BR]]</tr>[[BR]]<tr>[[BR]]<td contenteditable=""false"">Command Module Pilot</td>[[BR]]<td>Michael Collins</td>[[BR]]</tr>[[BR]]<tr>[[BR]]<td contenteditable=""false"">Lunar Module Pilot</td>[[BR]]<td>Edwin &quot;Buzz&quot; E. Aldrin, Jr.</td>[[BR]]</tr>[[BR]]</tbody>[[BR]]</table>[[BR]]

3. Click a cell having contenteditable set to false
4. Run commands from the toolbar such as create new list, align text center or block quote
5. Content in the cell is edited and new elements inserted (such as p-tag) to the cell. When align text was clicked repeatedly, p-tags were inserted before the table which came visible after toggling between source and WYSIWYG

I would assume that when setting table cell attribute contenteditable as false that no operation / command could be run after user has clicked the cell / has focus on the cell.

A solution would be to disable all buttons on toolbar when user puts focus to element having contenteditable false. Then it would be more evident for the user that the content can not be edited."	Bug	confirmed	Normal		General	4.0