Table of Contents
RadEditor at a glance
Licensing
Installation and deployment
DNN
Changes and Backward Compatibility
Standards Compliance
AJAX Support
Getting / Setting Content
Handling Content
Editor Views and Modes
Toolbars
Buttons
DropDowns
Dialogs
Context Menus
System Modules
Appearance
Localization
Spellchecker
Troubleshooting
Client-side API Reference
Interoperability with Other Controls
Validating Content
API Reference
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| RadEditor Structure |
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The diagram below shows the toolbar, tools and modules structure of Telerik RadEditor. The control elements are highlighted and described beneath the diagram:

- Toolbars - the main elements of the Telerik RadEditor are the Toolbars. They are in fact containers, which accommodate the buttons and dropdown lists of the various tools.
- Buttons - the buttons are used to edit content, to launch different dialogs, to Undo / Redo the content, save or cancel the changes, etc.
- Dropdowns - the dropdowns are used to format the font appearance (family, size, color, apply css class) as well as to insert objects into the content area such as html code snippets.
- Dialogs - the dialogs are used to insert objects into the content area such as images, links, media and flash files.
- Modules - special tools used to provide extra information for the users who work with Telerik RadEditor. Currently, there are five modules shipped out-of-the box with the editor: Tag Inspector, Properties Inspector, Real Time HTML Inspector, Statistics Module and XHTML Validator.
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- Docked and floating toolbars - Users are free to organize the Telerik RadEditor workspace to suit their personal preferences. The Toolbars and System Modules can be arranged by dragging and docking on the edges of the editable area or can be left floating, just like in Microsoft Office applications.
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