Borders are not correctly imported from HTML.

Workaround: Set borders in code:

var tables = document.EnumerateChildrenOfType<Table>();

var border = new Border(1, BorderStyle.Single, new ThemableColor(Colors.Black));

foreach (var table in tables)
{
    table.Borders = new TableBorders(border);

    foreach (var row in table.Rows)
    {
        foreach (var cell in row.Cells)
        {
            cell.Borders = new TableCellBorders(border);
        }
    }
}

There is a discrepancy between RadWordsProcessing and MS Word:

row.Height = new TableRowHeight(HeightType.Exact, image.Image.Height); 

There are 27 types of border styles in the Open XML specification and they are implemented in RadFlowDocument. Part of the borders are already supported (eg. None, Single, Dotted) when exporting to HTML, all others are treated as None and stripped.

The HTML format doesn't support all types of border styles OOXML format supports.

Hello,

we are describing a reproducable problem (WordProcessing demo page), where DOCX footnotes are not imported as expected.

Current behaviour:

Upon converting a custom DOCX (including footnotes) into a DOCX again, using the WordProcessing demo, the converted document does no longer contain any footnotes.

Expected behaviour:

The downloaded DOCX should still contain all footnotes from the uploaded DOCX after converting it.

How to reproduce:

1. Download docx sample file (or create new Word 2016 document -> References -> Add footnote)
2. Go to demo page https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-mvc/wordsprocessing 
3. Select "load custom document"
4. Upload sample file
5. Select "Convert and Download"
6. Open the converted file - the footnotes in the document are gone

Is there anything that can be done as a workaround until this has been resolved?

Thank you in advance.

Kind Regards,

Dominik

Exception when converting table with empty runs in the cells.

The hanging indent of the paragraph affects the rendering of content with tabs. However, the indent is not respected while generating the PDF, leading to disordered content.

Workaround: Insert a tab stop with the position set to the value for hanging indent:

foreach (var paragraph in this.flowDocument.EnumerateChildrenOfType<Paragraph>())
{
    if (paragraph.Properties.HangingIndent.HasLocalValue)
    {
        Run run = paragraph.EnumerateChildrenOfType<Run>().Where(r => r.Text == "\t").FirstOrDefault();

        if (run != null)
        {
            paragraph.TabStops = paragraph.TabStops.Insert(new Telerik.Windows.Documents.Flow.Model.Styles.TabStop(paragraph.Properties.HangingIndent.LocalValue.Value));
        }

    }
}