Add support for shift+enter to insert line breaks on mac#82
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Add support for shift+enter to insert line breaks on mac#82
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Chrome and windows does this by default but mac/safari does ctrl+enter. This update allows people in safari to also use shift+enter so that the behaviour is consistent.
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I was looking into this because of this new support ticket: https://app.bananastand.org/organizations/52/teams/1/tasks/5677662 That change to wysihtml5 does not seem to work properly for me in Chrome - often the cursor jumps down without changing the text, and if the cursor is sitting at the end of a bolded string it doesn't work at all (just acts as if enter was hit). |
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Chrome and windows does this by default but mac/safari does ctrl+enter.
This update allows people in safari to also use shift+enter so that the behaviour is consistent.
I really wanted to write tests for this and I spent some time installing the dependcies to get selenium working but I got stuck with firefox booting and immediately crashing whenever I ran
npm test...any thoughts?