Characters defined with their unicode codes in HTML won't be imported as symbols, but instead of their codes, for example: <span>料</span> <span>資</span> Some of these characters are often used, for example for umlauts (Ä, Ö, Ü) and CJK characters. The hexadecimal code for Zero Width Space character is split into two parts: <span>​</span> results in Ȁb;
NullReferenceException is thrown when trying to import a nested hyperlink, e.g. the following OOXML: <w:hyperlink r:id="rId4" w:history="1"> <w:hyperlink r:id="rId5" w:history="1"> <w:r> <w:rPr> <w:rStyle w:val="Hyperlink"/> <w:rFonts w:eastAsia="Times New Roman"/> </w:rPr> <w:t>google</w:t> </w:r> </w:hyperlink> </w:hyperlink>
When caret is just after list bullet/numbering and Backspace is pressed, left indent is cleared. Instead, only the bullet should be deleted, and the indent should be kept as it is set.
Currently when the text contains consecutive non-space symbols like "~!@#$%^&*()_+=-`[]{};:'"/\|., ", each character is detected as a separate word. Instead, they should be considered one word, including all the subsequent space characters. The following functionalities should respect this grouping: - Caret navigation by words (CTRL + left/right arrow), MoveCaret UI command and the corresponding DocumentPosition methods. - Selecting word by double clicking.
Local properties are not exported to HTML when style is applied over document element (paragraphs, spans, tables) in case the HtmlExportSettings.StyleExportMode is set to Inline and HtmlExportSettings.StylesRepositoryExportMode is ExportStylesAsCssClasses (which is the default value). Workaround: Set HtmlExportSettings.StylesRepositoryExportMode to DontExportStyles. This way properties are exported as local properties. Steps to reproduce: - Using the Styles dialog, create new "character" style. - Apply the style over a span with a text. - Set some local properties to the span - font size or fore color. - Set HtmlExportSettings.StylesExportMode = StylesExportMode.Inline - Set HtmlExportSettings.StyleRepositoryExportMode = StyleRepositoryExportMode.ExportStylesAsCssClasses - Export to HTML. Expected: Both style and local properties are exported. Actual: Only the style will be exported.
When the user inserts a table in right-to-left mode, there is no ability to resize its rows/columns. The Table Properties dialog or the Document Ruler still can be used to resize the rows/columns of the Table.
When a list is copied from one document (source) to another document (target) and the target contains custom list with different name, the paste command does not paste the list in the target. Steps to reproduce: 1. Open two instances of RadRichTexbox 2. In the first RRTB create new list style -> List1 and use it to create a list 3. In the second RRTB create a new list style -> List 2 and use it to create a list 4. Copy the list from the second RRTB and try to paste it after the list in the first RRTB Expected: The list is pasted. Actual: The list is not pasted, but the list style is added to the List Library.
When a list associated with list style is copied from a document (source document), and is pasted in another document (target document), and the target document contains list style with the same name, the the list style from source is added to the target, which creates two list styles with the same name in the target document. In the same scenario, MS Word uses the list style from the target, and do not add the list style from the source.
Currently, CopyHyperlink command (Context menu over hyperlink -> Copy Hyperlink) puts hyperlink text in plain text format in the clipboard. Instead, it should put the URI. This way when the user pastes in a plaint text editor, they will get the URI. Workaround: The user could copy the text from the Edit Hyperlink dialog instead.
When the paragraph formatting symbol has a formatting, different than the one of the spans in this paragraph, the bullet is not aligned to the baseline of the text
The word is temporary marked as correct and when another word is added to the dictionary, the ignored one is highlighted again. As a workaround could be used the Ignore All option.
After resizing the window, the text stays at the same location instead of moving to the next line. The result is overlapping text.
When the document is in Web layout mode (with RadDocument.LayoutMode = "Flow"), and contains multiple sections with comments inside them, the comments are visualized on unexpected places outside of the comments pane, or one over another, hiding other comments.
Please see the attached video.
I've managed to fix this by altering the source code of method ParagraphLayoutBox.MeasureOverride and hope it doesn't cause other problems.