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Contenteditable cannot click into

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Col_Boogie
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I have code : <td>&spades;<span contenteditable="true" id='NS'></span> I can tab into the span field, but if I click on it I cannot edit it. Problem goes away if there is something in the field

I have code : &lt;td&gt;&amp;spades;&lt;span contenteditable="true" id='NS'&gt;&lt;/span&gt; I can tab into the span field, but if I click on it I cannot edit it. Problem goes away if there is something in the field

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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Col_Boogie said

<td>♠<span contenteditable="true" id='NS'></span>

Should it be possible to move the cursor into an empty span if the containing element is not contenteditable? Hmm, that isn't mentioned here:

https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/API/HTMLElement/contentEditable

If Firefox isn't following web standards, that would be a good argument for fixing it. Otherwise, it would probably considered an optional fix.

What does Chrome do?

Col_Boogie
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Checked Chrome: If I click just after the card suit, it works. Also note that for Firefox, if I click just before the suit, I can then tab to the editable field. I tried adding: span {spellcheck="false"; min-width:3em} no help. Note the spellcheck="false"; is ignored. I have to right click screen to turn it off.

cor-el
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spellcheck="false" would be an attribute like contenteditable="true" and thus not part of a style rule.

Col_Boogie
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Sorry, you are right about spellcheck. Sometimes I wish there were HTML style-attribute rules. Would save a lot of coding. Maybe <HTML-attributes> ... </HTML-attributes> and <... style="...; HTML: attribute1, attribute2, etc."