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Extracted from: ckeditor/ckeditor5-table#286 (comment)
Sometimes when the table has complex geometry and you remove a row ( with multiselect or not ), cells are changing their position in table:
The table geometry should be preserved (ie the cell should stay on the same column)
It is randomly pushed in weird positions.
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This also look like a case for #6439 - to check.
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The algorithm is wrong 🤷 The order of operations isn't OK. Below is an idea of how this should work:
Steps should be:
TableWalker
Bonus: fewer operations in multi-row removal.
Merge pull request #303 from ckeditor/i/6502
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Fix: Removing rows in complex tables should properly move cells from removed rows. Closes ckeditor/ckeditor5#6502.
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Fix: Removing rows in complex tables should properly move cells from removed rows. Closes #6502.
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Extracted from: ckeditor/ckeditor5-table#286 (comment)
📝 Provide detailed reproduction steps (if any)
Sometimes when the table has complex geometry and you remove a row ( with multiselect or not ), cells are changing their position in table:
✔️ Expected result
The table geometry should be preserved (ie the cell should stay on the same column)
❌ Actual result
It is randomly pushed in weird positions.
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: