When indenting list items in ordered list, the created nested list type remains the same.

If a font table (i.e. default font, or the \fonttbl keyword) is missing from the RTF content that is being loaded in RadEditor, the control should not throw an error. If possible or needed, a font table section can be added if it is not already present in the content.

The "Link to original" property should insert an image link pointing to the original image and the "Open in a new window" property should add the target attribute to the link with value "_blank". 
None of these modifications happen if the properties are set to true.

Possible workaround is to add the attached ImageManager dialog as an external dialog using the ExternalDialogsPath property of the RadEditor control. If you need step-by-step example for such approach you could follow this live example: http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/editor/examples/externaldialogspath/defaultcs.aspx

Encountering an issue within RadEditor while using Ordered Lists.  Some of the list items are re-numbered incorrectly and there are general issues while performing the Outdent command.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Copy all text from the source document (attached)
2. Paste into the RadEditor's HTML mode
3. Switch back to Design mode.
4. Bring the cursor to just before the S in the text "START HERE" in the third nested ordered list.
5. Hit the Outdent button, fine so far.
6. Take note of the item "THIS ITEM MOVES LISTS"
7. Hit the Outdent button again. The item "THIS ITEM MOVES LISTS" is no longer a child node of "Back-dent!"

This method should change the text and the tooltip of a desired tool. 

Currently this functionality does not work and the set value is not applied to the UI of the button.

Possible workaround is using the following custom Client-side method, that changes both the button's text and its tooltip:

function changeToolsText(editor, toolName, newToolText) {
	var tool = editor.getToolByName(toolName);

	var toolElement = tool.get_element();
	var textElement = $telerik.getChildByClassName(toolElement, "reButton_text", 0);

	//Set the tooltip of the Anchor element
	toolElement.title = newToolText;
	//Set the text of the button
	textElement.innerHTML = newToolText;
}

This method accepts three overload arguments:
1. editor - the editor's Client-side object;
2. toolName - the name of the tool as string;
3. newToolText - the desired text as string;

Example:
function OnClientLoad(editor, args) {
	changeToolsText(editor, "CustomTool", "New text value");
}

If the Track Changes feature is enabled Japanese and Korean languages are not detected as modified. The added text is not highlighted.

In the following scenarios the highlighting of the selected table element cannot be removed.


Under Chrome: 
1.Selecting table's TBODY element;
2.When nested tables are inserted the TABLE or the TBODY of the child table and the TBODY of the parent;

Under FF:
1.Selecting table's TBODY element;

The content area size is exceeding RadEditor's height in IE11 with its default document mode "Edge". Currently the issue could be worked around by setting the following meta tag.

      <meta http-equiv="x-ua-compatible" content="IE=10">
The approach is described on the following article:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/jj676915%28v=vs.85%29.aspx

Set a RadEditor in a page with some content right after it. Turning the spell checker will cause the editor's wrapper to extend and part of its layout will be underlay of the other content

When the content is mixed up by text written by multiple users on deleting text, which is not written from the current user is removed, without accepting the changes.

In some scenarios the toolbar appear to be displayed in two lines, when using custom tools in a toolgroup.

Possible resolutions:
1. Use only Icons to show the button;

2. Change the length of the text in the button, so that the tool group is rendered properly;

3.Change the width of the button. You could achieve that be creating a CSS rule like in this example:

.reToolbar .reTool_text[title="{Custom's button text}"]
{
      width:100px;
}

The right side of the ImageManager's upload window is truncated in IE7 - http://screencast.com/t/zB2lWaGXdYd

radeditor adding <p>&nbsp;</p> . Actual HTML just have <p></p>

Also when we swtich beween edit, HTMl and preview . It add &NBSP;

In the Radeditor.  Create a table with multiple rows, multiple columns optional.  Add text in the first row.  Add a bulleted list in the second row.  Save the html and the bulleted list is rendered above the table.  It looks like when you type in text and then convert it to a bulleted list it removed the <td> tag and replaces it with <ul><li></li></ul> which means it won't render in the table properly.  I tested this with the demo radeditor as well and can duplicate every time.

When the RadEditor is set to NewLineMode="Br" the BR tags are not correctly closed or not self closed. 

Another related unexpected behavior is occurred when switching between HTML and Design mode the mentioned BRs doubles themselves.

Possible workaround is using the following meta tag to force the IE10 compatibility mode:
<meta http-equiv="x-ua-compatible" content="IE=10" />

Set the NewLineMode to br tag. Then inserting a list and closing it appends the following:

<p>&nbsp;</p>

It should be appending a <br> element corresponding to the set mode.

setSize() is not applying dimensions properly to the content area.

RadEditor is resized correctly but the content area isn't. Once resize RadEditor manually through its resize handle, the content area becomes resized properly.

Hi Team, 

Our colleague Stefan Stefanov reported an issue in the Admin Support RadEditor. Steps to reproduce and other details can be found in the original thread:
http://teampulse.telerik.com:9896/Project/257/Feedback/Details/230787-undesired-span-in-admin-editor 

Can you please look at it? 
Thanks in advance!

Nikolay Avramov

If the Height of the RadEditor control is set to percentage value, the content area element is too small and does not correspond to the desired stylization. The table element inside the RadEditor wrapper also is calculated with an incorrect height.

A possible resolution is using a custom Client-side function, that sets the correct stylization changes to the table element and the content element. This method should be attached to the editor's OnClientLoad event. Please follow this example setup:

<telerik:RadEditor runat="server" ID="RadEditor1"
	Height="100%" Width="100%" OnClientLoad="OnClientLoad">
</telerik:RadEditor>
<script type="text/javascript">
	function OnClientLoad(editor, args) {
		setTimeout(function () {
			var contentElement = editor.get_contentAreaElement();
			var editorsTable = $get(editor.get_id() + "Wrapper");
			editorsTable.style.height = "100%";
			contentElement.style.height = "100%";
		}, 0);
	}
</script>

If a list is pasted into the editor's content. Its removal does not remove all the imported HTML content. Some SPAN elements are left intact. This is causing incorrect behavior for further text editing.