Also, as an aside, this functionality does exist within Sitefinity, so it should be doable.

Thanks.

I concur with most of these requests.  In our case, we need the ability to at least minimally allow for editing properties of various media elements (images, videos, iframes) to mirror functionality we see in competing editors such as summernote.  

The use case if allowing a non-technical user to be able to click on the image/iframe/media object and then right click to open up a dialog that allow them to change various aspects about the item.  For example, the source, width, height, alignment etc.

I am including screenshots for competing products that we may be forced to go with for these reasons.

Thanks.

Hyperlink functionality, table functionality, paste options (including 'clean' HTML direct from Microsoft Word) - the Kendo Editor as it is now is not a patch on what was available through RadEditor.

Must be more like tinymce , right click?

The functionality of the Editor does not even come close to the functionality of the RadEditor.  The RadEditor provides better functionality than even a desktop editor application including items like custom controlled tools and highly controllable design elements.  It brings the full functionality of HTML elements to a user friendly interface.  The Editor is more of a "marketing" piece to say we have an Editor in Kendo UI.  The functionality is not there at all and it is not a worthwhile control to implement.

Dear Kenshin,

another great feature: the template manager in RadEditor. We use it for creating pre-styled templates for our users, and they can easily make pages with professional design.

Of course we could make it with Kendo Editor with some custom code, but it's great in RadEditor that we get it by default.

Best regards,

Roland Rosenbecher

Hi Kenshin!

For example:
- resizing an image with mouse
- right click on an image and set it's properties: margins, align
- grid editing (mouse resizing, property settings with right click...etc.)
- inserting form elements
- video embedding
- ... and many others

Kendo Editor would be a great tool, but many features are missing by default. After you made the ASP.NET RadEditor so user friendly I think with Kendo Editor's poor feature list you stepped back. The most strange thing is that it's not because of the HTML5/Kendo and ASP.NET AJAX different working way, it's all at client side, should be no matter wich one you use, the features above don't have to use callbacks, all can be done with JS. i.e. image resize with mouse: why is it missing from Kendo? Or grid resizing? In the real world only programmers resize an image with pixel numbers, users grab the mouse and drag the pole. Or you would like to forget the mouse and develop Kendo to work mainly on touch screen?

Just open the demo page of Kendo Editor, and open another with RadEditor, everyone must see the difference. RadEditor is like a complete MS Word, Kendo Editor is like a notepad with some simple features, easy to use it for commenting a post (like I do right now), but not a really good tool for editing complete documents.

As I mentioned, our users have no html or css experiences, they are not programmers, they just want to publish some news, racing results in tables, pictures...etc. With RadEditor they did it easily, but with Kendo Editor it's a misson impossible for them. On Kendo Editor demo page, I cannot change the size of the image in html view, I can do it only in the html code, and that's a big problem, our users will never edit the html code mannualy.

Anyway nobody was complaining about it? I don't think it's just me who use RadEditor for CMS, I can't believe that noone else is missing a lot of features from Kendo Editor.

Best regards,

Roland Rosenbecher