I have the below fomat of bullets in outlook as Shown bellow in image, when I copy this into Editor
"I want to show the original Bullets into telerik without changing any format of bullets "
It get's converted into: this format
v Out-of-the-box XHTML-enabled
Output...
v Unmatched Loading Speed and Performance
v Microsoft Word-like Spell-checking
v Seven Ways for Pasting from Word
v Multilevel Undo/Redo with Action Trails
v Extended Functionality Through Integrated Controls
"I want to show the original Bullets into telerik without changing any format of bullets "
Thanks
Pardeep
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Hello,
The content area of RadEditor is a standard editable iframe element. The content pasted in RadEditor is controlled by the browser and operating system and if the bullet icons are not provided by them, RadEditor will not display it. That is why my suggestion is to paste the same content in an editable div (<div contenteditable="true" style="width:300px;height:300px;border: 1px solid red;">sample content</div>), iframe or some of the competitors' editors to verify that this is a browser behavior.
If you would like to style and change the appearance of the lists in the content area of RadEditor, see this live demo: Customize Content Area.
Best regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
The content area of RadEditor is a standard editable iframe element. The content pasted in RadEditor is controlled by the browser and operating system and if the bullet icons are not provided by them, RadEditor will not display it. That is why my suggestion is to paste the same content in an editable div (<div contenteditable="true" style="width:300px;height:300px;border: 1px solid red;">sample content</div>), iframe or some of the competitors' editors to verify that this is a browser behavior.
If you would like to style and change the appearance of the lists in the content area of RadEditor, see this live demo: Customize Content Area.
Best regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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