<span class="Apple-style-span"> for Bold with "Cmde" "B"

[laurent royer]

Os : Mac OS X.4 Browser : Safari 3.0.4

Following the resolved ticket #55, the case creating bold with short key "Cmde B" still generate : <span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-weight: bold;">. The other case are resolved.

[Frederico Caldeira Knabben]

Confirmed with Safari 3.1.

The problem here is that our keystrokes are being mapped to the CTRL key, not the META key, as usual to Safari Mac. So, the default browser behavior is being executed for META+B, while our controlled bold style is being applied with CTRL+B.

On Safari Mac, we must set all CTRL keystroke settings to the META key, instead of the Mac CTRL, still using CTRL on Firefox, as this is instead the key used by that browser by default (and the reason why we use CTRL today).

[Martin Kou]

I just did some experiments with Safari and found that the Meta keys are actually correctly received by FCKeditor (e.g. Meta-Z, Meta-Y and Meta-V works as expected), with the exception of Meta-B and Meta-I. The problem here is that the editor mode in Safari for Mac does not allow JavaScript to receive Meta-B and Meta-I events.

I think there's nothing FCKeditor can do to fix this at the moment, as the bug should be fixed in WebKit's side instead.

[Martin Kou]

Test case to show Meta-B and Meta-I cannot be received by JavaScript in Safari for Mac.

[Martin Kou]

I've filed a bug report to the WebKit developers at ​https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18693.

Closing ticket as wontfix since it cannot be fixed on our side.