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Louis Eliades
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Louis Eliades asked on 27 Nov 2012, 02:19 PM
I have a RadMenu that displays a content that is loaded dynamically.
The menu configuration is as follows:
I need the EnableRootItemScroll as the menu can get bigger than the allowed page width so scrolling solves this issue.
It creates another more serious one though:
When viewing the menu in IE and Firefix the menu appears as it should be:
All root options in one line and all the submenus under their parent option, one under the other with no wrapping whatsoever.
In Chrome and Safari though all the submenus appear under theur parent option but not one under the other, but in one line.
In IE and Firefox i get this :

Account (root item)
    Overview
    Statement
    Details
    Request Statement


while in Chrome and Safari for the same menu i get the following:
Account (root item)
    Overview    Statement    Details    Request Statement


The same thing happens for all root items.
If remove the EnableRootItemScroll i get the same results in ALL browsers, which is not an option as the menu can get big in specific cases and it will cause a second line to appear.
Please help.
<telerik:RadMenu ID="RadMenu1"  runat="server" Flow="Horizontal" Width="480px" CssClass="radMenu" EnableRoundedCorners="true" EnableRootItemScroll="true">
    <ExpandAnimation Type="Linear" Duration="450"></ExpandAnimation>
    <CollapseAnimation Type="Linear" Duration="450"></CollapseAnimation>
</telerik:RadMenu>

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Boyan Dimitrov
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answered on 30 Nov 2012, 01:16 PM
Hello Louis,

Thank you for providing detailed information about reproducing this issue. This is a know issue and it is also logged as bug for future fixing in our system. Here you may vote to raise its priority and tack its status on our Public issue tracking system (PITS).

We appreciate your cooperation.

Regards,
Boyan Dimitrov
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