HtmlFormatProvider: Styles are not correctly preserved when a <b> tag is applied to the same styled element.

Workaround: Apply bold through CSS instead of using <b>.

When imported in the WordsProcessing model, the current HTML doesn't respect the defined column width and all columns have identical width:

    <colgroup>
        <col span="1" style="width: 33.3302%;">
        <col span="1" style="width: 17.5658%;">
        <col span="1" style="width: 49.104%;">
    </colgroup>

Observed result:

Expected result:

Workaround: use the width property as follows:

    <colgroup>
        <col span="1" width="33.3302%">
        <col span="1" width="17.5658%">
        <col span="1" width="49.104%">
    </colgroup>

Import/export strips w:colFirst and w:colLast from table's <w:permStart> elements.

Expected:

Actual:

RadFlowDocumentEditor.InsertDocument throws NullReferenceException when inserting a document with incorrectly paired permission range elements.

Valid (Nested):

<w:permStart w:id="1"/>
  <w:permStart w:id="2"/>
    ... content ...
  <w:permEnd w:id="2"/>
<w:permEnd w:id="1"/>

Invalid (Overlapped):

<w:permStart w:id="1"/>
  <w:permStart w:id="2"/>
<w:permEnd w:id="1"/>
  <w:permEnd w:id="2"/>

Workaround - Remove all Permission Ranges before inserting:

var startPermissionRanges = contentDocument.EnumerateChildrenOfType<PermissionRangeStart>().ToList();
var endPermissionRanges = contentDocument.EnumerateChildrenOfType<PermissionRangeEnd>().ToList();

foreach (PermissionRangeStart rangeStart in startPermissionRanges)
{
    rangeStart.Paragraph.Inlines.Remove(rangeStart);
}

foreach (PermissionRangeEnd rangeEnd in endPermissionRanges)
{
    rangeEnd.Paragraph.Inlines.Remove(rangeEnd);
}

Hyperlinks with fragment identifiers are not resolved correctly.

Example:

https://docs.telerik.com/devtools/document-processing/libraries/radwordsprocessing/overview#key-features

Paragraphs with a bulleted "Normal" style, but with bullets removed inline, revert to showing bullets after import/export with Telerik Document Processing (DPL)—is not the intended behavior. Inline overrides, such as manually removing bullets from specific paragraphs, should be preserved after processing: