The following HTML should generate a table with width of 600px: <table width="25px" border="1px solid black"> <tr> <td> <table width="600"> <tbody> <tr><td >Test</td></tr> </tbody> </table> </td> </tr> </table> When the same html is imported in RadRichTextBox, the table is 25px wide.
A NullReference exception is thrown when the content of a MS Outlook mail is copy/pasted into RadRichTextBox. This is reproducible in Paged LayoutMode.
This feedback item is duplicated. Here is the link to the original bug report: https://feedback.telerik.com/Project/143/Feedback/Details/145511-richtextbox-incorrect-layout-and-export-of-bi-directional-mixed-text-containin
Create document with some text. Insert image. Right click on image and add hyperlink to it. Drag the image somewhere in the text. Observe that it is created a copy of the image. Actually, the issue occurs when the hyperlink is inserted.
Styles from RTF are incorectly copied to RRTB.
Adding a style with a specific name through the dialog, removing it and adding it again through the dialog causes an error.
We've run into the following problem with the RadDocumentEditor: 1. Turn on bold 2. Type some characters. 3. Turn off bold. 4. Insert some text using the Insert method in Telerik.Windows.Documents.Model.RadDocumentEditor. The inserted text is bold; it should ​have no formatting.
When HTML document which contains brackets and is set to RTL is imported, the closing brackets are converted to opening. Workaround: Set RadRichTextBox's TextRenderingMode="TextBlockWithPropertyCaching"
When you click for second time the caret locates in the correct position. I.e. there are needed 2 clicks before first line of paragraph which starts with bookmark to set the correct caret position. It also cause the problem of incorrect selection which will select the previous paragraph. This is because bookmarks essentially don't have position before them.
If a table style is applied to a table, and then document is exported/imported to RTF, properties of the style are applied as local properties. Subsequent edits of the style (or changing the style of the table) seems to not work, as the local properties are with higher priority.
Support for file formats other than .TDF is required, so that a broader range of dictionaries can be used. Consider adding support for OpenOffice dictionaries.
RadRichTextBox: Add import/export in the following formats: .mht .odt .epub .doc
Localization strings for thumbs and tab stop tooltips are missing. Note: This item is merged with the one at http://feedback.telerik.com/Project/143/Feedback/Details/141977 . To track the status of the issue, please subscribe to the other feedback item.
Currently, ParagraphDefaultSpacingAfter and ParagraphDefaultSpacingBefore are not applied to paragraphs in tables. This should be changed for consistency with the rest of the document.
The caret of RadRichTextBox appears only when the text is selected. Once you try to reorder the letters within its content, it appears. The issue is caused when ScrollViewer control has different than the default style for the corresponding theme and there are set Padding and/or Margin properties. Workaround: the template of the Caret should be edited and Style="{x:Null}" should be set on the ScrollViewer which is defined inside the Caret control template.
When the tabbed document becomes a dockable window the ContextMenu Icons are no longer visible. <telerik:RadDocking x:Name="radDocking"> <telerik:RadDocking.DocumentHost> <telerik:RadSplitContainer> <telerik:RadPaneGroup> <telerik:RadDocumentPane Title="Test"> <telerik:RadRichTextBox x:Name="radRichTextBox" /> </telerik:RadDocumentPane> </telerik:RadPaneGroup> </telerik:RadSplitContainer> </telerik:RadDocking.DocumentHost> </telerik:RadDocking>
Steps to reproduce: 1. Type a long word in the editor. The word must be longer than the width of the page. 2. Set a hanging indent different than the default one. 3. Select part of the word starting from the beginning of the paragraph. 4. Add an annotation range, e.g. a Comment Result: The hanging indent is not properly reflected in the editor.