I expect the cursor to always indicate where I am in the post, so that any changes I make occur at that point in the post.
Actual behavior
In some cases, the cursor can be lost. That prevents me from adding text to the post (somewhat expected if I can't find the cursor) but more importantly I can still add media — and it's added to the top of the post.
Here's an example flow:
Create a new post
Add text and images to the post
Save the post and exit the editor
Open the post again, and note that the cursor is in the title field
Tap on an image (with the intent to add another image after it)
Note that at this point, the cursor disappears
Tap the add media icon and add another image
Result: The image is added to the top of the post, instead of around the image you just tapped on.
Tested on iPhone 6, iOS 10.1.1, WPiOS 6.8.0.20161129
JiangYuf
commented
7 years ago
Expected behavior
I expect the cursor to always indicate where I am in the post, so that any changes I make occur at that point in the post.
Actual behavior
In some cases, the cursor can be lost. That prevents me from adding text to the post (somewhat expected if I can't find the cursor) but more importantly I can still add media — and it's added to the top of the post.
Here's an example flow:
Result: The image is added to the top of the post, instead of around the image you just tapped on.
Tested on iPhone 6, iOS 10.1.1, WPiOS 6.8.0.20161129
Reported here: https://twitter.com/LarryChiang/status/803313744084369408