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DOC-3151: The mceInsertContent command could delete the parent block element when an anchor was selected. #3723

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Expand Up @@ -232,6 +232,15 @@ In previous versions of {productname}, the "lock aspect ratio" button in the `Co

{productname} {release-version} also includes the following bug fix<es>:

=== The `mceInsertContent` command could delete the parent block element when an anchor was selected.
// #TINY-11953

The {productname} `mceInsertContent` command could inadvertently remove the parent block element when an anchor (`<a>`) tag was selected.

In scenarios where an anchor element was fully selected, the surrounding block-level parent tag, such as `<p>` or `<div>`, could be incorrectly removed, leading to unexpected changes in the content structure. This issue primarily affected Chrome users and did not reproduce consistently in Safari or Firefox.

This issue has been resolved in {release-version}. The `mceInsertContent` command now properly retains the parent block elements when inserting content into a selected anchor element.

=== Japanese keyboard could insert content while the editor was in `readonly` mode
// #TINY-11363

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