When working with TinyMCE (3.5.4.1) on IE9, an issue arises when a DIV with specified Height and/or Width is placed in the content. In such cases, IE treats it as a contenteditable DIV to some extent.
This results in the DIV getting highlighted when the user first clicks on the editor to edit the document in TinyMCE. Users can accidentally move the DIV and then have to click again to actually edit the content inside it, all while the distracting outline of the DIV remains visible on the page.
Several posts have mentioned that IE triggers the "controlselect" event in this scenario, suggesting placing the cursor within the content and returning false. While this approach initially suppresses the selection of content, subsequent clicks within the content appear to behave inconsistently.
Is there a dependable method to make IE handle this situation more consistently, similar to other browsers, without any unexpected side effects when height/width are added to a DIV?