core-ai-bot
commented
2 years ago 
This is as designed--we felt that the user should be able to type anything they want in the inline editor without it closing, even if they somehow make the text inconsistent with the surrounding HTML code (otherwise it could close on you unexpectedly). However, we should consider showing some indication (like a warning icon) if it becomes inconsistent. Marking "to user story" for that enhancement and removing other labels.
Changing a rule identifier such as a class name in the inline editor changes the content on disk but Inline editor stayed open although the (modified) class (name) is not part of the html file any longer.
1.) Reference a class "class1" defined uniquely in an external CSS file in the html code. 2.) Open the inline editor 3.) Change the class name to "class22" which is not defined elsewhere
Result: CSS file is updated correctly - shows now 'class22' as the identifier for the former 'class1' Inline editor does stay open although 'class22' is not referenced in the html code
Expected behavior (this might be a wrong assumption) : Inline editor should close since there is no relation between the shown rule and the main document any longer.