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As of the `2024 Q2 Release` you can enable the **Formatting Marks** tool.
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Formatting marks enable you to show characters that represent non-printing elements in the Editor for the following formatting functions: `Line Ending`, `Paragraph Ending`, and `Space Marks`.
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## Line Ending
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The Line Ending mark `↵` represents a line break within a paragraph. It allows you to break a line without starting a new paragraph. When formatting marks are visible, the line break mark is displayed as a bent arrow pointing downward.
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## Paragraph Ending
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The Paragraph Ending mark `¶` represents a paragraph break in a document. It indicates where one paragraph ends, and another begins.
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## Space Marks
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The Space mark `∙` is represented by a small raised dot. This ensures the users to not have space characters where they are not needed.
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## Formatting Marks Refresh Delay
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The Editor exposes a [`FormattingMarksRefreshDelay`](/api/kendo.mvc.ui.fluent/editorbuilder#formattingmarksrefreshdelaysystemdouble) configuration option allowing you to specify the delay for refreshing the formatting marks. This functionality prevents refreshing the Formatting marks on every key press and improves the Editor performance. The visual effect from this configuration is that the marks will briefly disappear while the user is typing.
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The `FormattingMarksRefreshDelay` accepts a `boolean` value for enabling or disabling the functionality or a `number` value for a specific delay in milliseconds before the formatting marks are refreshed. You can set the value to `false` to fully turn off this behavior.
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This feature is useful for performance optimization as the formatting marks are re-rendered any time the user presses a key. When the user is typing very fast or holding down a key, the delay will prevent the re-rendering from being executed multiple times.
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## See Also
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*[All Tools of the Editor HtmlHelper for {{ site.framework }} (Demo)](https://demos.telerik.com/{{ site.platform }}/editor/all-tools)
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*[Custom Tools by the Editor HtmlHelper for {{ site.framework }} (Demo)](https://demos.telerik.com/{{ site.platform }}/editor/custom-tools)
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1. Click the **Create Table** tool.
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1. To open the dialog, click the **Table Wizard** button.
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1. Configure the table you want to insert.
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1. Click the **OK** button.
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1. Click the **Confirm** button.
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To quickly create a plain table, click the **Create Table** tool and choose the row and column dimensions.
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## Editing a Table
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To modify an existing table or a table cell:
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1. Select the table or the table cell to edit.
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1. Click the Table Wizard tool in the toolbar.
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1. Click the **Table Properties** or **Cell Properties** tool in the toolbar.
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> You can resize the table rows and columns by dragging the cell border with the mouse and without using the Table Wizard dialog.
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The table and cell options that are available in the **Table Wizard** are displayed in the following three tabs:
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*[**Table**](#table-tab)—The available options for the table element.
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***Rows**—Defines the rows of the table.
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***Cell Spacing**—Specifies the space between the cells ([`cellspacing` attribute](http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_table_cellspacing.asp)).
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***Cell Padding**—Specifies the padding in the cells ([`cellpadding` attribute](http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_table_cellpadding.asp)).
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***Independent Cell Paddings** (available as of the `2024 Q2` release)—Specifies individual padding in the cells for `top`, `right`, `bottom` and `left`.
***Alignment**—Specifies the text alignment in the cells.
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***Background**—Specifies the background color of the table.
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***Height**—Changes the height of the cell or cells (in pixels, em, or percent).
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***Cell Margin**—Defines the margin of the cell or cells.
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***Cell Padding**—Defines the padding of the cell or cells.
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***Independent Cell Paddings** (available as of the `2024 Q2` release)—Specifies individual padding in the cells for `top`, `right`, `bottom` and `left`.
title: Making the Wizard Stepper Stick to the Top of the Page
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description: Learn how to make the stepper in the Wizard component stick to the top of the page when scrolling.
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type: how-to
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page_title: Making the Wizard Stepper Stick to the Top of the Page
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slug: making-wizard-stepper-stick-top-page
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tags: wizard, stepper, stick, top, scrolling
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res_type: kb
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---
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## Environment
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| Property | Value |
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| --- | --- |
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| Product | Wizard for {{ site.framework }} |
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| Version | 2023.3.1114 |
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## Description
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I want to make the stepper in the Wizard for {{ site.framework }} component stick to the top of the page when scrolling, as some forms can be quite long.
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## Solution
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To achieve this, follow these steps:
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1. Add an empty `<span>` element with a unique ID above the Wizard component:
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```html
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<spanid="customWrapper"></span>
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```
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2. In the JavaScript code, detach the stepper element and append it to the empty `<span>` element:
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