Workaround for browser bugs in Range.prototype.getClientRects and Range.prototype.getBoundingClientRect.
npm install rangefixWorkaround for browser bugs in Range.prototype.getClientRects and Range.prototype.getBoundingClientRect.
In particular:
* Chrome <= 54: Selections spanning multiple nodes return rectangles for all the parents of the endContainer. See https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=324437.
* Chrome 55: Images get no rectangle when they are wrapped in a node and you select across them.
* Safari: Similar to the Chrome <= 54 bug, but only triggered near the edge of a block node, or programmatically near an inline node.
* Firefox: Similar to the Chrome <= 54 bug, but only triggered near the edge of a inline node
* Chrome: Selection across a space which spans two lines results in a bounding rectangle which doesn't cover all the individual rectangles.
* Firefox: Selections across a space which spans two lines, and text on the next line results in a bounding rectangle which doesn't cover all the individual rectangles.
There are no known issues in Edge. When no issues are detected the library will fall through to native behaviour.
Install
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``bash`
$ npm install rangefix
Usage
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CommonJS
`javascript`
var RangeFix = require( 'rangefix' );
AMD
`javascript`
define( [ 'rangefix' ], function ( Rangefix ) {
// ...
} );
Browser global
`html`
API
Replace instances of Range.prototype.getClientRects/getBoundingClientRect with RangeFix.getClientRects/getBoundingClientRect:
`javascript
var range = document.getSelection().getRangeAt( 0 );
// Before
var rects = range.getClientRects();
var boundingRect = range.getBoundingClientRect();
// After
var rects = RangeFix.getClientRects( range );
var boundingRect = RangeFix.getBoundingClientRect( range );
``
Demo
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http://edg2s.github.io/rangefix/