Hi William,
Each of the controls included in the RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX suite is styled with two CSS files that are loaded in a certain order. The first one -
ControlName.css, also called base stylesheet contains CSS properties and values that are common for all skins, i.e it is layout-specific, not skin-specific.
Unlike the rest of the controls,
RadSpell, however uses only one CSS file –
Spell.css. This is so because
RadSpell consists of two controls from Telerik AJAX Web UI Suite:
RadFormDecorator and
RadWidnow. Each one of these controls is styled with two CSS files that are loaded in a certain order.
So, if you want to create a custom spell skin, you should create custom skins for FormDecorator and Window, and that will be enough to have a new custom Spell skin based on the skins specifications applied for the mentioned controls.
In
Creating RadSpell Custom Skin tutorial you could find which parts of the Spell controls are skinned by FormDecorator and which by RadWindow.
Kind regards,
Bozhidar
the Telerik team
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