Hi ,
I am having issue with RadRating control , It renders fine if the browser is zoomed to 100 %. But in chrome if the browser is zoomed 90 % or below 1 out of 5 stars will go missing.
I can see that the 5th start is there in source code but pushed to a new line and goes hidden, I checked Demo page of RadRating control (http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/rating/examples/gridrating/defaultcs.aspx) and this issue is there as well.
It will be very rare someone zooming their browser to 90 % but it will be better to make sure even when that happens control will be rendered fine.
Steps to reproduce the issue:
1. Take the demo page in chrome
2. Set zoom to 90%
3. Reload the page
I tried setting CSS zoom on both control and the whole body but it is not helping. Setting a CSS zoom of 50 % on control will show all 5 stars but then the stars will be too small. It will be great if someone can suggest me a workaround to fix this.
Thanks,
Rahul
UPDATE:
I manage to hack the code by setting width of RadRating div from 104px to 112px using jQuery on page load. Still it will be great to know a nice and neat way to fix this.
I am having issue with RadRating control , It renders fine if the browser is zoomed to 100 %. But in chrome if the browser is zoomed 90 % or below 1 out of 5 stars will go missing.
I can see that the 5th start is there in source code but pushed to a new line and goes hidden, I checked Demo page of RadRating control (http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/rating/examples/gridrating/defaultcs.aspx) and this issue is there as well.
It will be very rare someone zooming their browser to 90 % but it will be better to make sure even when that happens control will be rendered fine.
Steps to reproduce the issue:
1. Take the demo page in chrome
2. Set zoom to 90%
3. Reload the page
I tried setting CSS zoom on both control and the whole body but it is not helping. Setting a CSS zoom of 50 % on control will show all 5 stars but then the stars will be too small. It will be great if someone can suggest me a workaround to fix this.
Thanks,
Rahul
UPDATE:
I manage to hack the code by setting width of RadRating div from 104px to 112px using jQuery on page load. Still it will be great to know a nice and neat way to fix this.