How do you answer the question - why does controls like an Text box generate (such horrible html) of tables instead of a <input text box.
Its no good saying cos it can connect to a WCF source or do google style predictive searches.
What we have done is to have a designer is to look at the rendered HTML+css and then alter the .ri classes.
I know I could use the form decorator for some but there seems to be a lack of understanding of the benefit of using say the RadInput controls.
The most irritating is to create a search text box with a seprate button, or a input box with error icons next to it or a checkbox with label centered and error icon (eg you must tick the T&Cs) all in a line, eg text-align.
The bit about internationalization or accessiblity its stony ground.
What can you suggest?
Its no good saying cos it can connect to a WCF source or do google style predictive searches.
What we have done is to have a designer is to look at the rendered HTML+css and then alter the .ri classes.
I know I could use the form decorator for some but there seems to be a lack of understanding of the benefit of using say the RadInput controls.
The most irritating is to create a search text box with a seprate button, or a input box with error icons next to it or a checkbox with label centered and error icon (eg you must tick the T&Cs) all in a line, eg text-align.
The bit about internationalization or accessiblity its stony ground.
What can you suggest?