Wysiwyg-editor: Styling of headings and classes only applies to top paragraph

[jdanino]

Expected behavior.
When I select a sentence/paragraph/heading
And i click the format button to set a heading/class
The chosen heading/class should be applied to the selected text

Actual behavior.
When I select a sentence/paragraph/heading
And i click the format button to set a heading/class
The chosen heading/class is applied to the very first paragraph

This bug is introduced with froala-editor version 3.2.4. It does not exist in 3.2.3

Steps to reproduce the problem.
see above
https://jsfiddle.net/fwqkLo5v/

Editor version.
v3.2.4

OS.
Mac os Big sur

Browser.
Google Chrome
Version 87.0.4280.88 (Official Build) (x86_64)

Recording.
https://streamable.com/eubo8h

[Reforced]

Same issue here, however in v3.2.5. Downgrading to v3.2.4 fixed the issue (of course missing the fixes, so I hope in v3.2.6 all will be fine).

[sovanny]

This is a major bug, it's not only headings - it's font size, font family, blockquotes and probably even more things.

[SurakshithaS]

This is a major bug, it's not only headings - it's font size, font family, blockquotes and probably even more things.

+1

[rosnaib11]

+1

[rosnaib11]

@Reforced some of styles doesn't work well either on v3.2.4.

[bendok]

+1

[nirvparekh]

+1
Back Indentation also not working properly

[Reforced]

Issue seems to have been fixed in the latest release, v3.2.5-1
https://github.com/froala/wysiwyg-editor/releases

[jtrain]

Thanks for pushing out the first update over the christmas / new year break!

This is still somewhat an issue in the new version and on the demo on the front page of Froala's website:
https://froala.com/wysiwyg-editor/

Expected behaviour

1. Place your cursor on any line
2. Change styling (e.g apply heading or quote)
3. That line changes styling

Actual behaviour

1. Place your cursor on any line
2. Change styling (e.g. apply heading or quote)
3. A new paragraph with this style is added to the very top of your file

It seems like you must now click and drag to select some text if you'd like the styling to apply. You can click and drag a single character, so long as a character is selected. Since the styling applies to the whole line selecting a single character vs just placing the cursor on the line doesn't seem intuitive.

The behaviour of adding a new line with the correct styling at the very top of the file is certainly not expected.