In WYSIWYG editor, you can't insert a paragraph between code blocks, tables

[ebinary]

Describe the bug

Because the cursor is positioned to edit the content of the markdown in the case of tables and code-blocks, there is no way to move the cursor outside of the block to insert a paragraph (unless a intervening line already exists). Hence you have to return to markdown in order to continue typing between code blocks (or tables). Tables actually have a micro-second (after pressing END key from the last cell) where you can sometimes press return and create a new paragraph... but if you miss it, you will end up inside the last cell, adding a paragraph there instead.

It seems that the WYSIWYG editor needs to provide a neutral cursor position at the end of a line after backspace-from-previous-line and press-END-on-current line that will accept a return to begin an unformatted paragraph.

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:
On your current landing page (v3.1.1), enter the following markdown:

fred

barney

col1	col2
1	2

wilma

Now, In the WYSIWYG tab, attempt to begin a new paragraph between any of those blocks. Try to continue typing after the last block. I can't find a way to do it (without first adding a blank line in markdown), can you?

4. See error

Expected behavior

As you move you cursor backward from previous line or jump to END OF LINE, the cursor should land in a empty out-of-block area that will accept new typing, primarily a paragraph.

Screenshots

everything looks fine, you just can't actually create new context outside the blocks in WYSIWYG

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• version 3.1.1 of tui-editor
• Windows 10 - Chrome latest

[js87zz]

@ebinary
I checked that it was impossible to insert paragraphs between consecutive code blocks. I will fix it.

• Notes
  The table and the last code block can be controlled by moving the cursor as below. I'm attaching an image because I think this content will help a little.
  

[js87zz]

@ebinary
Thanks for long wating.
The bug has been fixed in v3.1.3(#2250)
You can exit code block or table using Command + Enter(mac), Ctrl + Enter(other platform).