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Hi Hilmi,
Maya
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Currently, tiles can be Single, Double and Quadruple as mentioned here. Changing their size is still possible, but they might not be rendered one next to the other as with the default sizes, but rather have a specific space in-between. However, whether this is appropriate or not depends entirely on your exact requirements.
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Andre
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answered on 19 Jul 2013, 08:50 AM
Thank You Maya,
Your answer is ok by me but the TileList functionalaty is not effcient for me. I tought it like win 8 interface.
regards.
Your answer is ok by me but the TileList functionalaty is not effcient for me. I tought it like win 8 interface.
regards.
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Hi Hilmi,
Maya
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Could you clarify a bit ? What is the functionality you want to get and how RadTileList differs in this aspect from the Win8 ?
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answered on 07 Oct 2013, 10:37 PM
Hi Maya,
You indicate that changing their size is still possible, how can this be done? I am looking to use the same tile sizing ratio's as per the default sizing, however, basically just double the overall size of all tile sizes. How can this be achieved?
thanks
Duncan
You indicate that changing their size is still possible, how can this be done? I am looking to use the same tile sizing ratio's as per the default sizing, however, basically just double the overall size of all tile sizes. How can this be achieved?
thanks
Duncan
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I would suggest you to check this forum post for a reference.
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answered on 01 Oct 2014, 08:41 AM
Hi Maya.
I changed tile dimensions on-the fly when they are dynamically added (throw the AutoGeneratingTile handler in the code-behind) but I have this "strange" space in-between.... How can I set those margins or remove them?
I changed tile dimensions on-the fly when they are dynamically added (throw the AutoGeneratingTile handler in the code-behind) but I have this "strange" space in-between.... How can I set those margins or remove them?
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Hello Jaume,
We are aware of this problem. Unfortunately, this can not be controlled with the current version of RadTileList. We are aware of this limitation and we are working on some improvements of the RadTileList control. Our intentions are to update that behavior with the upcoming Q3 release so that this can be easily set.
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Yoan
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We are aware of this problem. Unfortunately, this can not be controlled with the current version of RadTileList. We are aware of this limitation and we are working on some improvements of the RadTileList control. Our intentions are to update that behavior with the upcoming Q3 release so that this can be easily set.
Regards,
Yoan
Telerik
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