Not fixed in Q2 2015 :-( This also applies to other fields like cell spacing and cell padding. The HTML specification doesn't mention anything about using pixels on these values, I'm not even sure if it is valid. It should be assumed that these are pixels, unless % is present. Please fix this, It would make my life so much better, I wouldn't have to modify the source code to load these values properly then.
Thanks, I look forward to the fix
Hi Stefan, The behavior is observed when numeric value's unit is not defined: height="350" (missing px). If you explicitly define the unit of the "height" property: height="350px", then the table cell height will be respected. This is a known issue and we have it logged in our backlog. Do not hesitate to get back to us if you have any questions. Best regards, Aylin, The Telerik Team
This doesn't work :-( <table width=\"70%\" border=\"2\" align=\"center\" cellpadding=\"25\" bordercolor=\"#000000\" bgcolor=\"#666666\"><tr><td bgcolor=\"#EEEEEE\" height=\"350\" width=\"80%\"><p>80% width</p></td><td width=\"20%\"><p>20% width</p></td></tr></table></body> doesn't have the correct height (build 2014.3.1202.45)
Hi, The fix is already live with our latest 2014 Q3 SP1 release. Do not hesitate to contact us if any issues arise. Best regards, Aylin, The Telerik Team