id	summary	reporter	owner	description	type	status	priority	milestone	component	version	resolution	keywords	cc
14393	New line after styled elements creates inline context which breaks pasting block elements.	kkrzton		"There are 3 cases for pasting block elements (e.g. headers):
1. Pasting multilined block element always creates block element (when pasted inside inline or block context)
1. Pasting singlelined block element creates:
    1. Inline element when pasted inside inline context
    1. Block element when pasted inside non-inline context

This is desirable behavior which works pretty well, but there is one case which breaks pasting block elements.

After creating a new line (by pressing enter) from end of the line with styled/formatted text, e.g. bolded text like `<p><strong>Line1</strong></p>`, new line is `<p><strong>^</strong></p>` so the typing is still in bold. But when block element is pasted inside this new line, it is treated as pasted inside inline context and changed to inline element - which is rather non-intuitive behavior. The line contains only empty inline element so pasting probably should create block element instead of inlining it.

== Steps to reproduce ==

1. Go to http://ckeditor.com/demo
1. Paste the following html `<h1><strong>Line 1</strong></h1><p>Line 2</p>` in the source mode
1. Switch back to WYSIWYG mode and select **Line 1**
1. Click ''h1'' tag on the bottom bar of the editor (where path of selected element is visible) to make sure header is correctly selected
1. Press Ctrl + C to copy selection
1. Click on the end of the line
1. Press Enter and Ctrl + V to paste copied header

== Expected result ==
Pasted header should still be a bolded header.

== Actual result ==
Pasted header is bolded text.

== Other details (browser, OS, CKEditor version, installed plugins) ==
Tested in Chrome with CKEditor 4.5.7 and 4.4.8. In both versions of CKEditor this issue occurs."	Bug	confirmed	Normal		Core : Pasting	4.4.8