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.
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.
a:hover {
color: #3ca9f6
}
In localizing your demo code for a RichTextBox I noticed some size mode-related inconsistencies in icon placements in the various sorts of buttons:
In Size=large, generally the icon appears above the button text. In the split button the icon is centered over and partially obscures the text. Unacceptable!
In Size=medium, generally the icon appears to the left of the text. In the Split button it appears below the text. Either is fine but should be consistent.
Also, when Size=medium and icon beside text, in all buttons I would like to see more spacing between the icon and the text; there seems to be virtually none.
The following fixes the issue in PasteOptionsPopup.cs
private bool SetLocation(Point location)
{
if (this.HorizontalOffset != location.X || this.VerticalOffset != location.Y)
{
this.HorizontalOffset = location.X;
this.VerticalOffset = location.Y;
return true;
}
// added the following 5 lines to trigger the popup to recalculate it's location
else
{
this.VerticalOffset++;
this.VerticalOffset--;
}
return false;
}
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.
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);
