Let me explain the break elment isssue.
For example, you set your breakelement to DIV.
Scenario 1:
<div>hello world</div>pess enter here
You should get the following result:
<div>hello world</div>
<div> </div>
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Scenario 2:
<div>hello pess enter here world</div>
You should get the following result:
<div>hello <br/> world</div>
In the Scenario 1, Cute Editor detects you just finish eding a block and want to start a new block (paragraph). So it will automatically insert the block element <div> or <p>.
In the Scenario 2, Cute Editor detects you are editing the content in the same block (paragraph).
So it will use the break element to force a break in the current line of text.
Hope it helps.
Let me know if you have any further questions about this.
I am checking your second question.
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