Closed kevingy closed 2 years ago
This problem also appears (again, only on Safari on Mac) on any Quill editor. The width expands into infinity on mouse move over the component.
in general this looks more like a quilljs problem and not one with my angular wrapper :)
I'll take this issue there. Danke!
Then... just test it outside if a mat cell :). So we know if it is mat-cell related
Kevin Yochum @.***> schrieb am Mo., 18. Apr. 2022, 02:00:
I'm seeing a problem on Safari (only - this works on Chrome, Firefox and Edge). When I'm displaying text that was created or edited by Quill and displayed like this:
<span class="ql-editor" [innerHTML]="trustHtml(text)">
The span initially displays within the expected 600px width, but as soon as I move the mouse, the span grows infinitely. The more the mouse moves, the wider the span gets - tens of thousands of pixels. The trustHtml method does what many examples of using this technique with DomSanitizer.
I don't know if this has anything to do with it, but the span is in a cell of a mat-table. The issue behaves as though it's JavaScript DOM manipulation that's setting the width, but I can't be sure.
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I'm seeing a problem on Safari (only - this works on Chrome, Firefox and Edge). When I'm displaying text that was created or edited by Quill and displayed like this:
<span class="ql-editor" [innerHTML]="trustHtml(text)"></span>
The span initially displays within the expected 600px width, but as soon as I move the mouse, the span grows infinitely. The more the mouse moves, the wider the span gets - tens of thousands of pixels. The trustHtml method does what many examples of using this technique with DomSanitizer.
I don't know if this has anything to do with it, but the span is in a cell of a mat-table. The issue behaves as though it's JavaScript DOM manipulation that's setting the width, but I can't be sure.