Please have a look at the following example:

https://dojo.telerik.com/eRajAbIX/

Steps to reproduce:

1. Select a single word in the editor, e.g. ipsum.

2. Click the Clean formatting button.

3. The background color of the selected word was not changed.

Currently, the cleanFormatting tool works for removing the format from the entire element and does not split the content if a word is selected. This could be enhanced so that the selected part of the element is split into a new nested element whit no formatting.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Go to https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/editor/index using IE11

2. Delete a sentence in the editor by repeatedly pressing the backspace key.

Result:

The characters are deleted slowly with noticeable lag and jank.

Investigation

The following profile shows the FPS drop when you repeatedly press backspace.

I believe the call to refreshTools is expensive (for IE) and it is invoked on every keyup for backspace.

Editor does not support placeholder. It would be nice, to have this feature.

Posting suggestion based on forum topic: http://www.telerik.com/forums/placeholder-html-attribute

Please check dojo https://dojo.telerik.com/UMiREWiL

There is one kendo editor on the main page which is editable and when you click on the link below "Edit the content in pop-up", pop-up opens but doesn't show the content and also text editor is not editable.

Thank you,

Gopi

What's a Widget?

Witget is simple a not editable div that can contains some html and that we can put into the editor, look this sample:

https://dojo.telerik.com/@MarcellusZebra/egEyAXoB

The sample is pretty ready to use but something is missing.

- User must be able to resize the widget in a better way

- User must be able to drag widget around in the editor

Widgets Support allow to move kendo editor to a new level where user can use it creating amazing reports, I hope you can accept this request.

marc.

Editor using editable Div container is really better, for various reasons, that editor using iframe.

Inline Editor can be the solution, but I want also a nice standard editor as the standard mode.

A simple and good solution can be add a new parameter as "toolbarContainer" that is a dom element where editor put the toolbar.

If noset in standard mode, editor apply standard strategy and put it in a div on top of iframe.

If noset in inline mode, editor apply standard strategy and put it in a flying popup.

if set, toolbar editor put toolbar in the selected area.

Thanks,

marc.

It would be nice to have a boolean property with the Editor to detect an enter keypress, and end the current style.  We have custom css classes that the user "can't get out of" without going into the html view.  Another option would be a tool that would "end formatting" so that further content would be unformatted.

This problem can be seen at one of the demos, http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/web/editor/styles.html.  Go to the end of the content, type something, choose the "highlight" style, hit enter.  The style is permanent until you use the arrow key down or click below the current content.

I love that most of the big Kendo Components are now available to use with Vue Wrappers but the Kendo Editor is still not supported. The Kendo Editor is one of the best WYSIWYG editors that I've used but unfortunately I'm not able to take full advantage of it in my current Vue application.

It would be nice if we had a Table Wizard (as in RAD Editor) for changing formatting for tables inside Kendo UI Editor (e.g. changing style and color of borders, font and background colors for cells, merging and splitting cells, setting size of the table, and other features that exist in RAD Editor). We're migrating to Kendo UI from RAD controls and Table Wizard for Kendo UI Editor is needed.

Are you planning to implement something like Table Wizard in the near future?

I was using save and edit buttons in RadEditor on ASP.NET Ajax extensivelly. Now, I've moved to MVC and noticed that these buttons don't exist at all!!! It's very weird. Ok, save functionality can be achieved fairly easily, but printing the content of an editor not much.
I assumed that, when you were building MVC controls you would deliver the same functionality as in Ajax controls. 
Anyway, adding these buttons to editor tools would be great.

KendoUI Editor support import and exporting files to and from DOCX format

I use the Kendo Editor with inline mode. As soon as I paste some text from clipboard to the editor, the editor scrolls to the end. When the document ist very large, then you have to scroll back to the position where the cursor was located before pasting. Very difficult to work.