sharmili priyadarsini
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sharmili priyadarsini
asked on 30 Jul 2013, 07:33 AM
When I try to bullet the list of selected items, the bulleting is behaving fine. When I try to do the same by typing another list of items below the existing bulleted list, it behaving in a different manner. How to solve it.
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Hello,
Thank you for contacting us.
Regarding the screen capture you have sent, it is expected for the last lines to be wrapped into one list item separated by <br> tags. By default, pressing 'Enter' in RadEditor inserts <br> tag at the end of the line. In Word the new lines can be separated by <br> tag if you press 'SHIFT+ENTER'. You can test your scenario in Word to see that the result will be the same as it is in the RadEditor. I have attached a video that shows this behavior.
However, I suggest that you set the NewLineMode property of RadEditor to "P" so that the default behavior of the RadEditor will be the same as that in Word. You can try it in our overview demo after selecting the Paragraph option in the configuration panel.
Regards,
Joana
Telerik
Thank you for contacting us.
Regarding the screen capture you have sent, it is expected for the last lines to be wrapped into one list item separated by <br> tags. By default, pressing 'Enter' in RadEditor inserts <br> tag at the end of the line. In Word the new lines can be separated by <br> tag if you press 'SHIFT+ENTER'. You can test your scenario in Word to see that the result will be the same as it is in the RadEditor. I have attached a video that shows this behavior.
However, I suggest that you set the NewLineMode property of RadEditor to "P" so that the default behavior of the RadEditor will be the same as that in Word. You can try it in our overview demo after selecting the Paragraph option in the configuration panel.
Regards,
Joana
Telerik
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