The text for the Documents_SpellCheckingDialog_ChangeAll key must be "Changer tout" instead of  "Chanter tout".

Character properties applied on the last paragraph symbol for a paragraph in a list, e.g. font size, are not exported to HTML when StyleExportMode is Inline. 

As a side effect, when the document is imported back, and the text of the bullet is deleted, its properties switch back to the default ones.

Workaround: Change the styles to export as inline properties:
 
Please be aware that this may cause side effects, as described in this issue: RichTextBox: Character properties of the paragraph symbol are exported to HTML for the whole list item when StyleExportMode is Classes

Nested ol/ul list should be inside a <li> element of the list in which it is nested. For example:

<ul>
<li>Option A</li>
<li>Option B
  <ul>
    <li>Sub 1</li>
    <li>Sub 2</li>
  </ul>
</li>
</ul>

 

The character properties applied on the last paragraph symbol for a paragraph in a list (e.g. font family), are exported to HTML for the whole paragraph which is in the list. 

As a notable side effect, when such HTML is imported, the default font size for a paragraph in a default bullet list changes to Symbol.

Regression: The bug is introduced in 2016_2_613.


Workaround: Change the styles to export as inline properties:

but be aware that this may cause issues as described in the related RichTextBox: Character properties of the paragraph symbol are not exported to HTML when StyleExportMode is Inline

With a picture of original size like this : width 2 800 and Height 1376. On the screen the picture is around 470 by 230. If I go to the Image Editor, it shows me the picture size itself but not the area size used by the picture. It is a good thing to have the original picture's dimension but we work with the dimension used in the document. So, could you do something to resize the picture used in the document.

In my samples, you'll see my picture in a document (ie1), what I see when I go in the Image Editor (ie2) and, when I go to the Resize section (ie3). Suggestion, put the original image's dimension on the top of the right corner in the resize section. The width and Height should show the dimension in the document.

Thanks a lot, 

Currently the logic that sets ChangeFontSizeCommand up relies on RadComboBoxItem.Tag to be used as a command parameter. Although FontSize semantically is a numeric value, the  command only works with string parameters.

HTML parser does not handle the described scenario properly. Nevertheless this is not a valid css snippet, app should not be brought to inoperable state.

Add support for the SUBJECT field. The field is evaluated using the document metadata.

Description: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/field-codes-subject-field-f9495276-955a-46a0-b110-0bbc5dd6f0a5?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US

When RadRichTextBox.IsReasdOnly is true, RadRichTextBox.CommandExecuting is not raised when the user double clicks the header or footer area.

When importing an image, defined with a Base64 string which doesn't have its size explicitly set, it is rendered with ImageInline.DefaultImageSize instead of using its real size.

Workaround: Check the size defined in the ImageSource:

Using the RadDocumentEditor class, the users can change the margin of the current section. However, there isn't a method allowing them to change the default section margin of the document. 

The event is not fired when updating the IncludePictureField fields. It is also valid when the fields are in Header or Footer. The issue is a regression in R1 2019.

The UpdateAllFields() method of RadDocumentEditor can be invoked so the event can be fired and give you the possibility to update the images.

Currently table's Rows collection only accepts adding of rows that have cells.

When RTB is placed in a ScrollViewer, typing causes invalid ScrollChanged events. They are caused by Caret's ScrollViewer, so using custom Caret and handling its ScrollChanged event should be a valid workaround.

When you first insert a table, and try to grab the right border and resize it, the result is that the inner cells resize, while the total width of the table remains the same. If you move the inner borders a bit and then try again to resize the whole table, it will work.

In MS Word, there is an option to show gridlines over the pages of the document. Implement such an option in RadRichTextBox as well.

Workaround: The attached project offers a simple custom implementation.

If you insert a picture in a RichTextBox in web layout mode and stretch it to exceed the boundaries of the control (set a smaller size to make it more convenient), a horizontal scrollbar will appear. If you do the same, but with the picture in a table, the scrollbar will not appear.

There is a NullReferenceException thrown while trying to compare positions for restoring them after pasting the document. The exception is handled but after it is thrown, the layout stops updating.

I want to import a FlowDocument into IDocumentEditor in order to obtain a RadDocument which I can convert to PDF.

Currently, the whole document is kept in memory. In some cases, this creates too much of a memory footprint (even exceeding the usable ~1.2 GB of a .NET process) and causes an OutOfMemoryException. For example, a document with around 2000 pages will fail on import. 



Optimize how style properties are used. Default style properties could be shared among all elements of the same type who does not have any local values.