Hello Misha,
1) The code below demonstrates how to show the tooltip in the content area of RadEditor only:
2) Are you able to reproduce the problem in the
live demos of Q3 2011 beta version of RadEditor? If so, could you please record your test using Jing or another screen capture tool and send a video to reproduce the problem on our end.
The content area of RadEditor is a standard IFRAME / DIV element and for the basic functions we use the provided by the browsers' developers built-in commands for bold, italic, underline, justifyleft, justifyright etc. They work with the different tags and produces different HTML under the different browsers.
The purpose of the built-in content filters of RadEditor is to unify the content under the different browsers for example the FixUlBoldItalic filter which converts the <b> tags to <strong>, the <i> tag to <em>, etc.
Despite our efforts to handle more and more browsers differences it is not always possible to convert all tags, because this could break the built-in commands and produces multiple nested tags and other side effects.
RadEditor also offers the ability to write your own
custom content filters which help the developer to modify the content according to the project requirements.
All the best,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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