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I am going to assume this is a bug in IE 11. But it looks like when I have a contenteditable='false' inside a contenteditable=true the folloing charater or space becomes part of the "span"

<p contenteditable="true" id="hello">
Hello world!<span contenteditable='false'>Number 42</span>Good Bye world!    
</p>

Here is the JsFiddle. As you can see when you move the cursor from left to right the cursor jump from Number to after G as if <span contenteditable='false'>Number 42</span>Good is encase in <span contenteditable='false'>Number 42G</span>ood. Does anybody know of a work around for this?

Jack Thor
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  • [Possibly the same problem](http://stackoverflow.com/a/7522910/2782261). Setting the inner-span to `true` instead of `false` will make the content not editable. – Aaron Gotreaux Jun 24 '14 at 22:27
  • @AaronGotreaux I guess I should mention that already some of the other post here on stack overflow. But my main concern here is that the `G` from Good Bye is now part of `Number 42` – Jack Thor Jun 24 '14 at 22:49

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