Implement a MarkdownFormatProvider, which will allow import/export from/to markdown format.

This works in MS Word and the comments are exported at the bottom of the document

Currently, inserting a code block is processed by the RichTextBox's InsertCodeBlock() method which takes the whole code block at once. This leads to UI freezing when the code block is very long. 

Custom Style.DisplayName is overridden when importing XAML document

Currently, only the content of the content controls is exported to PDF.

Provide an option in the HtmlExportSettings to skip paragraph tags on export.

Workaround: 

Currently, when importing an RTF document that does not conform to RTF syntax an exception is thrown.

Telerik.Windows.Documents.FormatProviders.Rtf.Exceptions.RtfUnexpectedElementException: 'Exception of type 'Telerik.Windows.Documents.FormatProviders.Rtf.Exceptions.RtfUnexpectedElementException' was thrown.'

This functionality is supported by MS Word: 

A possible workaround could be to enclose the RadSpreadsheet as a UI element. More information could be found in the InlineUIContainer help article.

One should be able to set the width of the caret

Currently, the text of the document is stored in the memory and it is not encrypted in any way.

When this alignment is used, all the lines (including the last one) are stretched up to the page margins. This alignment is supported in Silverlight, but currently not implemented for WPF. The task is blocked by missing property in the framework: https://github.com/dotnet/wpf/issues/293 

Dear all,

 

Exporting partially-selected annotation ranges (annotation markers around selection or only one annotation marker in the selection) with a DocumentFragment from a RadDocument does not seem possible (the DocumentFragment contains none of these annotation ranges).

 

For example, if I have a document ("[", "]" are the annotation markers):

"Test [annotated]",

select "Test [ann" and create a DocumentFragment, the Document fragment will contain "Test ann" and not "Test [ann]".

 

PS.: I am not sure if this falls into the feature request or bug report area.

With the current implementation, each change in a Table's structure invalidates the styling of all the cells in it when conditional styling is applied. This leads to re-rendering the whole table and affects the performance. If adding rows at the end of the table, only the new row can be styled. Another option is to expose API to allow the customers to disable the styling update while inserting rows and enable it after they are ready with the insertion.

Currently, the address tag is not supported and everything within this tag is skipped on import.

 Support page-breaks in html import/export.

Add a property that controls the spellcheck underline color 

Support should be implemented for importing height CSS property applied to HTML table cells.

This element specifies the presence of a symbol character at the current location in the run’s content. It is similar to the sym element and is used to add emojis to the document content. The symEx element is not defined in the Office Open XML specification but it is part of the extensions of MS Word to the Office Open XML.

Currently one can insert emojis by pressing "Ctrl + .". However, the emojis are inserted in black and white. 

HTML export of RadRichTextBox to perform font-size export in different units.

If you export a document using the HtmlFormatProvider, all style properties which contain measurement units are exported in pixel units. This makes the exported documents look much smaller when opened on devices with higher pixel density.

WORKAROUND: use Regex to find, convert and replace the font-size attributes

            HtmlFormatProvider html = new HtmlFormatProvider();
            string res = html.Export(document);
            Regex regex = new Regex(@"font-size: [0-9]*\.?[0-9]*px");
            Match match = null;

            do
            {
                match = regex.Match(res);
                if (!match.Success)
                {
                    break;
                }

                string value = match.Value.Substring("font-size: ".Length, match.Value.Length - "font-size: ".Length - "px".Length);
                double pts = double.Parse(value) * 72 / 96;
                res = res.Replace(match.Value, @"font-size: " + Math.Round(pts, 4) + "pt");
            } while (match.Success);

            File.WriteAllText("output.html", res);