When using skins in ASP.NET AJAX controls for a project I'm working on, I have been asked to enable behaviour for skin customisation. From reading the documentation I figure that I have to set EnableEmbeddedSkins to False in order to use customised skins. Unfortunately this means I can't also allow users to just call "Office2010Black" for a skin name to access one of the embedded skins.
So first of all, am I wrong about how the skins work? Is there a way I can use both embedded and custom skins together (for example, but pulling out all the embedded skins and referencing the skin by path)?
So first of all, am I wrong about how the skins work? Is there a way I can use both embedded and custom skins together (for example, but pulling out all the embedded skins and referencing the skin by path)?
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Hi Adrian,
In order to use both a custom and the embedded skins you will need to build a custom Skin assembly, containing all desired skins. You could follow the steps in the following resources in order to achieve it:
How to Load Skins from External Assemblies - help article
How to load skins from external assemblies - code library
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Vessy
Telerik
In order to use both a custom and the embedded skins you will need to build a custom Skin assembly, containing all desired skins. You could follow the steps in the following resources in order to achieve it:
How to Load Skins from External Assemblies - help article
How to load skins from external assemblies - code library
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Vessy
Telerik
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