Blur event fires when using controls in the toolbar
See original GitHub issueI believe this is a bug as the onBlur event should only fire when the wysiwyg loses focus…meaning when the user moves on to another form element. Any actions within the editor window should not be considered as a blur
event.
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@bartcoppens there is bug when click between two editors
after some investigations, here is a solution
PS: feature for auto toggle toolbar on focus and blur
@DiemenDesign @hackerwins @easylogic I am OK with adding a separate trigger like
onCompleteBlur
or something along those lines that gets triggered when the editor ( including the toolbar ) completely loses focus.