All
RadInput controls provides AutoFormat feature
(presented in this online example). Thus the appearance of
RadInput
controls is easily customizable, setting a single
Skin property. This is
all you need to define the look and feel for the negative input, empty
message input, disabled input etc. using the predefined skins of the
control. These skins are located in the RadControls/Input/Skins subfolder of the
product's installation folder - you need to copy the RadControls folder in your
application root to reference them properly.
When
RadInput is added to page it automatically assigns Default
skin. Setting a Skin explicitly will force the
RadInput
control to use the Skin files from the /RadControls folder instead of the Default
skin embedded in the assembly.
Additional information about how to modify the existing css classes for the predefined skins can be found here:
Modifying existing skins