2085e22688
Depending on the browser in different situations the root node itself is selected and new text ends up in a text node on root level instead of a new paragraph. This happens in: * Firefox: after inserting a closed block like a horizontal rule * Chromium: after inserting or selecting such a closed block Now instead of inserting a paragraph directly after inserting an HR, the editor simply checks for normal text input inside the root node and wraps the newly written text with a paragraph (and moves the caret to the end of the paragraph because chromium moves it to the beginning of the line)
18 lines
654 B
TypeScript
18 lines
654 B
TypeScript
const { TEXT_NODE, ELEMENT_NODE } = Node
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export function isTextNode ({ nodeType }: Node): boolean {
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return nodeType === TEXT_NODE
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}
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export function isElementNode ({ nodeType }: Node): boolean {
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return nodeType === ELEMENT_NODE
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}
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export function isEmptyTextNode (node: Node): boolean {
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return isTextNode(node) && (node as CharacterData).data === ''
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}
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export function isRootNode (node: Node): boolean {
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return (node as HTMLElement).contentEditable === 'true'
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}
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export function isRootChild (node: Node): boolean {
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// TODO: maybe use a data attribute or something for saver identification
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return node.parentElement?.contentEditable === 'true'
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}
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