The insertion cursor jumps to the start of an expression after deleting some latex substitutions. I might have seen this for other substitutions, but this is a reproducible case to work on.
Steps to Reproduce
Open mathlive/examples/basic/index.html and click after the =
Type \alpha followed by a space. Great -- the Greek letter appears and insertion point is good.
Type a backspace. The alpha goes away but the insertion point is at the start of the line as shown below:
arnog
commented
5 years ago
Description
The insertion cursor jumps to the start of an expression after deleting some latex substitutions. I might have seen this for other substitutions, but this is a reproducible case to work on.
Steps to Reproduce
mathlive/examples/basic/index.htmland click after the=\alphafollowed by a space. Great -- the Greek letter appears and insertion point is good.