Michael O'Flaherty
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Michael O'Flaherty
asked on 08 Aug 2012, 03:28 PM
Hi!
We use your editor to dynamically create letters. In images 1A and 1B, we are setting the HTML and everything looks good. However, when we toggle through the Design, HTML, and Preview, it looks like you are injecting a style. (1) Why are you doing this?, and (2) is there a way to prevent it?
I would prefer that you not alter our HTML if possible :)
Thanks!
We use your editor to dynamically create letters. In images 1A and 1B, we are setting the HTML and everything looks good. However, when we toggle through the Design, HTML, and Preview, it looks like you are injecting a style. (1) Why are you doing this?, and (2) is there a way to prevent it?
I would prefer that you not alter our HTML if possible :)
Thanks!
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Hi,
The style="width:0px" is added by the PdfExportFilter filter. This attribute is required by the third party export to PDF filter that RadEditor uses to export the tables in the content area.
If you do not use the export to PDF feature disable the filter.
Kind regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
The style="width:0px" is added by the PdfExportFilter filter. This attribute is required by the third party export to PDF filter that RadEditor uses to export the tables in the content area.
If you do not use the export to PDF feature disable the filter.
Kind regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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Michael O'Flaherty
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answered on 13 Aug 2012, 02:39 PM
Thanks! That does fix it. It is a shame you can't do that kind of thing on the fly instead of mucking with our HTML :)