id	summary	reporter	owner	description	type	status	priority	milestone	component	version	resolution	keywords	cc
9764	Widgets feature	Frederico Caldeira Knabben		"Widgets are represented by a group of elements that act as a single entity inside the editable content. The widget elements are many times protected from direct editing and can be configured to have different behavior, features or layout.

A good example for a widgets is a ""captioned image"", which contains an image element and text for the caption.  Both parts will always live together and should be selected as a whole. Once deleted, both should be removed.

Some requirements:

 * The widget must have a visual selection that clearly identifies it as selected as a whole.

 * Widgets can be blocks or inlines.

 * The toolbar must properly react to the widget selection, disabling features that are not compatible with it.

 * By default, the widget is not editable, so it's contents must be protected.

 * I must be possible to have editable elements inside the widget, which will work with the editor toolbar.

 * Inner editables may have different requirements in terms of acceptable elements and ENTER key.

 * DEL and BACKSPACE to delete the widget.

 * Other insertion keys should have no effect on the widget.

 * It must be possible to select widgets with ARROW keys.

 * It must be possible to blur from the widget with ARROW keys (left/right).

 * Copy and Paste support, even if only within editorS.

 * Undo and Redo support.

 * Drag and Drop support, so the widget can be repositioned or moved among editorS.

 * Easy API for plugins implementation."	New Feature	new	Normal		General