A fix was deployed this afternoon to fix an issue with the Change Detection plugin on the WYSIWYG editor. This issue occurred when you double-clicked a word to select it with change detection enabled and started typing to replace that word. In some cases, the cursor was jumping to the end position of a sibling element within the paragraph. The cursor will now properly remain at the start or end boundary of the word being replaced. This fix is in place for all current and future content.

Another issue has also been fixed with the undo/redo functionality. When hitting undo or redo, the content would flash and you could end up at a completely different portion of the document then you were before. With this fix, the content will still flash since undo/redo works off stored snapshots of the entire document. However, the position is now properly maintained and you're no longer jumped to random portions of the document. This fix will apply to all future content. This issue was found when investigating another issue with the undo/redo functionality where in rare cases undo would go back more than one step. We're still investigating that issue.