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asked on 08 Sep 2010, 09:47 AM
I have a problem using a rowheight lower than 16.
The appointments in the radscheduler appear smaller than they are and when i resize an appointment it becomes smaller than i really resize.
The appointments in the radscheduler appear smaller than they are and when i resize an appointment it becomes smaller than i really resize.
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Hello Oscar,
Indeed, RadScheduler does not support values for RowHeight smaller than 17 pixels. This is a known limitation of the control.
Greetings,
Peter
the Telerik team
Indeed, RadScheduler does not support values for RowHeight smaller than 17 pixels. This is a known limitation of the control.
Greetings,
Peter
the Telerik team
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answered on 22 Nov 2010, 06:11 PM
I've found a bit of a workaround for this in the Q3 2010 version (and actually, I might have seen something similar to this elsewhere on the forums, but can't find it again...), but it has a bit of a catch.
The problem seems to be with the size of the font in the time labels, so manually overriding those font sizes seems to do the trick. I have managed to get down to a row height of 10px, so it's possible to have settings of 5 minutes per row, and 6 rows per time label span and have the scheduler fit in a fairly sensible area. To do, so I added the following style overrides:
Then when I set the rowheight to 10 it behaves as I would expect. HOWEVER, the issues is that the time labels then become so tiny as to be almost unreadable. There may be a workaround for that involving creating absolutely positioned divs and positioning them over the existing time labels, but I haven't tried. Instead I think I'm just going to make it 15 minutes per row with row heights of 17px until someone asks for finer granularity.
Peter, don't suppose there are plans in place to allow this finer grained control in the future are there?
Matthew
The problem seems to be with the size of the font in the time labels, so manually overriding those font sizes seems to do the trick. I have managed to get down to a row height of 10px, so it's possible to have settings of 5 minutes per row, and 6 rows per time label span and have the scheduler fit in a fairly sensible area. To do, so I added the following style overrides:
.rsVerticalHeaderTable div { font: normal normal normal 8px/8px Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif !Important }.rsContentTable { font: normal normal normal 8px/8px Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif !Important }Then when I set the rowheight to 10 it behaves as I would expect. HOWEVER, the issues is that the time labels then become so tiny as to be almost unreadable. There may be a workaround for that involving creating absolutely positioned divs and positioning them over the existing time labels, but I haven't tried. Instead I think I'm just going to make it 15 minutes per row with row heights of 17px until someone asks for finer granularity.
Peter, don't suppose there are plans in place to allow this finer grained control in the future are there?
Matthew
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Hi Matthew,
Thank you for sharing your workaround in the forum. Currently, we don't have plans to allow smaller RowHeight values, but I will suggest this to our development team.
Best wishes,
Peter
the Telerik team
Thank you for sharing your workaround in the forum. Currently, we don't have plans to allow smaller RowHeight values, but I will suggest this to our development team.
Best wishes,
Peter
the Telerik team
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