Currently, Alt+F10 only works to navigate to the block toolbar if it is visible. When not using the Unified Toolbar setting, the toolbar is made invisible while a user is typing. Thus, the user must take steps to reactivate the block toolbar before being able to press Alt+F10.
Steps to reproduce:
- (Prerequisite) If not already, disable Unified Toolbar
- Insert paragraph block
- Press some characters to activate "typing mode", thus making toolbar invisible
- Press Alt+F10
Expected: Focus is shifted into block toolbar
Actual: Focus is shifted to header toolbar
Task:
Alt+F10 should shift focus into the block toolbar, regardless of visibility.
Technical notes:
Note that there are multiple toolbars which are meant to respond to the keyboard shortcut. See #10699.
The tricky point is in interoperating with React lifecycle to move focus to a yet-unrendered element. See #10699 (comment) .
Currently, Alt+F10 only works to navigate to the block toolbar if it is visible. When not using the Unified Toolbar setting, the toolbar is made invisible while a user is typing. Thus, the user must take steps to reactivate the block toolbar before being able to press Alt+F10.
Steps to reproduce:
Expected: Focus is shifted into block toolbar
Actual: Focus is shifted to header toolbar
Task:
Alt+F10 should shift focus into the block toolbar, regardless of visibility.
Technical notes:
Note that there are multiple toolbars which are meant to respond to the keyboard shortcut. See #10699.
The tricky point is in interoperating with React lifecycle to move focus to a yet-unrendered element. See #10699 (comment) .