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Jon asked on 29 Apr 2013, 08:00 AM
Hi,

I've recently had the misfortune to use IE10 (have to still use if on the dev PC).  I've noticed that the scroll bars get converted from the prior attractive ones to ugly (understatement) Metro based bars.  

How do you get the form decorator to override the IE10 bars?

Even better is there a way to disable the IE10 rendering in code?

Regards

Jon

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Bozhidar
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answered on 29 Apr 2013, 03:10 PM
Hi,

Scrollbars are not part of the DOM tree, so in genral they should not be styled with CSS. Even if we provide such a behavior with RadFromDecorator for Internet Explorer and Webkit browsers, it is still deprecated, as it is considered as a User Interface violation, bacause the scrollbars are part of the Web Browser interface, and not part of the web site.

I have tried to style a little the scrollbars in IE, but we could only change some basic color, and not the shape and size of the up/down/left/right arrows.

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answered on 29 Apr 2013, 03:29 PM
Hi Bozhidar,

OK no problem - having read elsewhere that it's pretty much a case of not using IE10 I think I'll give up on that.

Crazy that MS after all the browser wars would force the appearance of the scroll bars.  Solution - use IE9 or another browser - I'll stay with Chrome!

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Jon
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