Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > inset-toggle has the behaviour of opening the inset without entering > there (and that's why I opposed to putting cursor inside). But now > that I think of it, if you click on an element in the text, it means > that you want to set the cursor there. So if one clicks on a footnote > button, it may be reasonable to put the cursor inside.
One thing I don't like is that it has two effects: open *and* put the cursor inside. I doesn't seem a great advantage to me: as you have already the mouse in hand, you better go and click exactly on the spot you want to edit (which is unlikely to be the first position...). > I do not know, really. Me neither. And note that I don't have a precise idea on how to fix it (either way), that why I'm going on and on with this thread ;-) Alfredo
