Hi I am trying to display large custom tiles 350x350 in RadTileList in 2 rows on a tilelist 1300px wide.
The problem is that the tiles are displayed in 2 column with vertical scroll-bar instead of 2 rows with horizontal scroll-bar and the 2 displayed tile-columns are overlapping.
In firebug I can see that there is <div class="rtlistScrollWrapper" style="width: 705px;">
wrapping the tile groups that prevents correctly displaying the tiles.
How would I change that behavior?
The problem is that the tiles are displayed in 2 column with vertical scroll-bar instead of 2 rows with horizontal scroll-bar and the 2 displayed tile-columns are overlapping.
In firebug I can see that there is <div class="rtlistScrollWrapper" style="width: 705px;">
wrapping the tile groups that prevents correctly displaying the tiles.
How would I change that behavior?
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Hi Sergey,
I am sorry to say that custom dimensions for the tiles are not supported at the moment and we cannot fix issues arising from them. What I can suggest is overriding the CSS classes for the width of the elements that hold the tiles (rtlistWrapper for starters, as this is the element that creates the columns; rtlistGroup may also need some tweaking). You can access them with jQuery in the OnClientLoad event of the control if you need to modify them dynamically (sender.get_element() gets the main div of the control).
Regards,
Marin Bratanov
Telerik
I am sorry to say that custom dimensions for the tiles are not supported at the moment and we cannot fix issues arising from them. What I can suggest is overriding the CSS classes for the width of the elements that hold the tiles (rtlistWrapper for starters, as this is the element that creates the columns; rtlistGroup may also need some tweaking). You can access them with jQuery in the OnClientLoad event of the control if you need to modify them dynamically (sender.get_element() gets the main div of the control).
Regards,
Marin Bratanov
Telerik
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