Margin-top and bottom?

[Carsten Wuttke]

Hello,

can someone please tell me, where the RTE takes its margin top and bottom between paragraphs from? I can't find it. But its there if I look into the layouting with the debug-options no matter if IE or FF.

[Prince Oliver]

Hi Carsten, 

 

The margins, top and bottom surrounding <p> tag is inherent from the user agent stylesheet; by default, paragraph tags have a surrounding margin.  

 

We have a prepared a playground sample demonstrating it with RTE and Iframe, kindly refer to the following link for the sample: http://jsplayground.syncfusion.com/5fqmq04z 

 

Regards, 

Prince 

[Carsten Wuttke]

Hello Prince,

thx. Found that. Well. Had to add a CSS in the generation of the RTE. I attached a word-file and the CSS that it looks similar to Word in RTE. That file is edited in a RTE. After saving it back to drive (or downloaded...) the word looks totally different. Additional empty lines are in and line-spacing isn't correct. Can you check please if there is a workaround or so?
That problem exists if I do it with the normal RTE-example (manipulated only with p {margin:0px;) and even with the default-examples Word->HTML and HTML->Word

Attachment: wordfile_bb2d9e9.zip

[Prince Oliver]

Hi Carsten, 

Thank you for your update. 

We checked your attachments and we tried to reproduce the issue at our end. We are unable to reproduce the issue. We have attached the sample, kindly refer to the following link for the sample: http://www.syncfusion.com/downloads/support/forum/130128/ze/rtesample-1797468928 

Please check the above sample. If the issue persists at your end, kindly modify the above sample to reproduce the reported issue or provide us an issue reproducible sample along with replication procedure. It will help us provide a solution. 

Regards, 

Prince 

[Carsten Wuttke]

Hello Prince,
thx for the update. But its not what I do. I load via DOCIO the word file into rte. I attached the CSS to the RTE for killing those default-margins. then I save the content of the RTE via DOCIO back to another word file. Perhaps I'd telled that I use Asp.Net WebForms...

to reproduce: I use this demo: http://asp.syncfusion.com/demos/web/richtexteditor/importexport.aspx
I manipulated it to include te.css (see attached zip)

I start with the document "start.doc" and load it into RTE. There it looks like in the picture "inrte.jpg" and when I download it it looks like in "final.doc"


Attachment: final_852a395e.zip

[Prince Oliver]

Hi Carsten, 

Thank you for your update. 

We have used string replace to decode the encoded string returned from the document to html conversion. By default, we will replace the ‘\n’ character with <br> tag, so it will include a line break in RTE. If you don’t need that line break, then you can skip it by setting the replace text to empty string in the import handler [import.ashx] file. Kindly have a look at the following code snippet. 

public IDictionary<string, string> DecodeKeys() 

        { 

            IDictionary<string, string> KeyValuePair = new Dictionary<string, string>() 

            { 

               {"\"", "'"},{"\r", " "},{"\n", ""},{"\r\n", " "},{"( )+", " "},{"&nbsp;", " "},{"&bull;", "*"},{"&lsaquo;", "<"}, 

               {"&rsaquo;", ">"},{"&trade;", "(tm)"},{"&copy;", "(c)"},{"&reg;", "(r)"} 

            }; 

 

            return KeyValuePair; 

        } 

    

We have prepared a sample for your reference, Refer to the following link for the sample: http://www.syncfusion.com/downloads/support/forum/130128/ze/RTEImport2040431337 

Regards, 

Prince