It would be nice to have an ability to group CustomTool / icons much like we can do EditorButtonGroup(s) - e.g.
new CustomToolGroup (new CustomTool("Save"), new CustomTool("Import"), new CustomTool("Export"))
It would be great in a future release if we could paste in images from the clipboard.
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When selecting an image, I expect drag handles to show me that an image selection has occurred and that let me resize the image.
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- Wizard for inserting new tables
- Drag to resize tables and columns
It looks like the Iframes now work, but a Video tag with Source tags does not, like the following:
<video class='embed-responsive embed-responsive h-100' controls='controls'>
<source src= '/File/101' type='video/webm' />
<source src='/File/108' type='video/mp4' />
</video>
The View HTML Button will remove the whole video tag. And the 'insertHtml' will throw an Error on the JS Console.
These Tags are necessary because different browsers and OSs may not be able to display certain media types. So usually you provide multiple sources for the different requirements. Is there a way to allow these Tags in the 'insertHtml' Method?
At the moment, commands are available both for color and background color, you can find them in the built-in tools list article - see the Back Color and Fore Color tools: https://docs.telerik.com/blazor-ui/components/editor/built-in-tools. You can use them as custom tools right now: https://docs.telerik.com/blazor-ui/components/editor/custom-tool - basic examples are also available in the demo: https://demos.telerik.com/blazor-ui/editor/custom-tools.
I would like to have them as built-in tools with predefined color pickers.
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At the moment bullet lists are lost.
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Short version: The editor must implement content filters that transform the HTML MS Word provides into actual HTML (e.g., bullets from Word come as paragraphs, not <ul>).
Long version:
By default, pasting content from an application to another application goes through the OS and the applications can choose what flavor of the content to provide. In the case of pasting to a browser, the browser informs MS Word to provide an HTML version of the content. What Word provides is often pretty bad HTML where a lot of the formatting is gone.
For example, bullet lists become paragraphs that have a span with a dot in it, but this is not a real bullet list.
You can compare that behavior between the Telerik editor and the naked behavior of the browser with markup like this:
<div contenteditable="true" style="min-height: 200px; border: 1px solid red;"></div>
<TelerikEditor></TelerikEditor>An editor component will do some processing that tries to ensure valid HTML and so some content changes are inevitable. The key thing is that we preserve the main HTML structure that Word provides.
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At the moment, the insertHTML command is a block command - meaning, it will wrap your content in a <p> tag if it is an inline tag (such as an anchor).
I would like to be able to insert inline content as well without it getting wrapped in a block parent.
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