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When you merge cells, causing some columns or rows to be removed, the table retains the original colspan and rowspan settings. As a result, you cannot select cells using the mouse.
Steps to reproduce:
Create default table 3x3
Merge all cells in column 1
Merge all cells in column 2
Merge column 1 and 2
// at this stage you should have table 2x3 (but first cell will have colspan=2)
Merge 2nd and 3rd cell in last column.
// at this stage first cell have rowspan=3 and colspan=2, when table in fact is 2x2.
When now you will try to select cells using mouse from bottom-right it will not work. Trying to select from top-left sometimes work partially, sometimes correct depend on the mouse movement. Selecting by keyboard works fine.
Example of table after merging I described in steps:
When you merge cells, causing some columns or rows to be removed, the table retains the original colspan and rowspan settings. As a result, you cannot select cells using the mouse.
Steps to reproduce:
// at this stage you should have table 2x3 (but first cell will have colspan=2)
// at this stage first cell have rowspan=3 and colspan=2, when table in fact is 2x2.
When now you will try to select cells using mouse from bottom-right it will not work. Trying to select from top-left sometimes work partially, sometimes correct depend on the mouse movement. Selecting by keyboard works fine.
Example of table after merging I described in steps:
HTML structure before merge:
And after merge:
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