I had hoped to use some raddocks on my pages w/o any dragging or any dock zones.
I simply wanted to make use of the container UI and the ability to add commands to the title bar easily.
But I am finding that the raddocks all float up to the top as far as they can. In fact, if I put 2 in the same div an separate them by a few <BR>s the simply display on top of one another.
Is there any way around this? Or is this not possible to use them in this manner?
EDIT: of course as soon as I post I find a work around.
I can just wrap my raddocks in raddockzones, and I don't have to enable dragging and it seems to do what I want.
I simply wanted to make use of the container UI and the ability to add commands to the title bar easily.
But I am finding that the raddocks all float up to the top as far as they can. In fact, if I put 2 in the same div an separate them by a few <BR>s the simply display on top of one another.
Is there any way around this? Or is this not possible to use them in this manner?
EDIT: of course as soon as I post I find a work around.
I can just wrap my raddocks in raddockzones, and I don't have to enable dragging and it seems to do what I want.
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Sean
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answered on 10 Mar 2011, 12:31 AM
Yep. This is correct. Also consider using a RadWindow if you are not interested in all of the properties a RadDock offers -- they share a lot of similarities.