1. Open editor demo page
2. Click the "RadEditor" logo then press the "Image Map Editor" button
3. In the dialog which appears drag an image map shape over the logo (leaving all options at their defaults) then click the "Ok" button
4. If you look at the source you should have something similar to the following :

1. Now go back to design mode and drag the image anywhere on the page
2. At this point the image disappears from view and on inspecting the source only the following HTML source for the image remains :

I am currently using Telerik version 2008.3.1105.35
I have set width and height for the radwindow manager but i was not reflecting when page render. the width and height automanically changed at the runtime. following code we used for radwindow.
"<telerik:RadWindowManager ID="RadWinMgrQualification" runat="server" Left=""  NavigateUrl="" Title="" Top="" >  

<Windows>  

<telerik:RadWindow ID="Qualification" runat="server" Modal="True" Title="Qualification" Height="500px"  

Width="600px" Left="100px" Top="100px" ReloadOnShow="True" Behavior="None" />  

</Windows>  

</telerik:RadWindowManager>"

how to give fixed height and width for radwindow.

Hi,

I’ve discovered a bug in the editor version 2009.2 826.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Go to HTML view
2. Paste the following HTML into the editor:
   

   <table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">

   <tbody>

   <tr>

   <td valign="top">

   <img width="24px" height="20px" src="http://www.telerik.com/App_Themes/ProductOverview/quotmark-left.gif" alt="" />

   </td>

   <td>

   <a href="#left-item-1" style="font-family: arial, verdana, helvetica; color: #000000;

   font-size: 11px; text-decoration: none;">left item 1</a>

   </td>

   </tr>

   </tbody>

   </table>

3. Go to Design view
4. Go to HTML view
5. Now the “height” and “width” attributes of the IMG tag are duplicated. Also, they’ve lost the “px” indicator.

Is there a way to disable the HTML reformatting of the editor completely? If not, I would like to suggest it for a future version of the editor. For us, it’s very (very!) important to leave the HTML exactly as it is provided by us.

Thanks,
Ramon