id,summary,reporter,owner,description,type,status,priority,milestone,component,version,resolution,keywords,cc 12403,Changing the same font styles should not lead to nesting them,Jakub Ś,Piotrek Koszuliński,"**Steps to reproduce:** 1. Try Chrome because it gives nice visual result for this issue. 2. Open replcebycode sample and remove editor contents 3. Change font size to 36 and type some text 4. Change font size to 10 and type some text. 5. At the moment cursor has 36 height 6. Press enter and type some text **Result:** Cursor is still big because both spans were transferred to second line. The general problem here is that spans got nested. When typing with one inline style value (e.g. 30px) and then changing this value to something else (e.g. 10px), first span should be closed and other opened. NOTES: * I think this should only work for same style properties because otherwise it wouldn't be possible to have e.g. text with size 36px and red background. ",Bug,closed,Normal,CKEditor 4.4.6,Core : Styles,4.0,fixed,Support,