Intention:
Add a caption to an image without having to type out the name by hand.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Add an image in VisualEditor (e.g., an image of a person). Open the caption dialog.
- Go to another window (e.g., an article about the person) and copy a =Name= from the article title.
- Paste the rich text into the caption.
Actual Results:
The pasted text retained rich formatting. It is not possible to remove the =Heading= formatting. Only '''text''' <s>formatting</s> can be added or removed in that dialog. So if you copy the article title from [[George Washington]] and paste it into the caption box, then it produces this wikitext:
<span dir="auto">George Washington</span>
and there is no way to remove the formatting.
Expected Results:
That either you could remove the formatting, or ideally, that the caption box would strip the unwanted formatting automagically. There's no obvious reason why someone would need or want a ==Heading== of any level in a caption.
Reproducible: Didn't try
Confirmed in Safari 6 and Firefox 26
Version: unspecified
Severity: normal