Hi,
In IE8 I get an unnecessary scrollbar in a RadListBox.
This does not happen when I use the compatible mode.
The RadListBox is in a RadPane of a RadSplitter. It is the only control in the RadPane and the height and width of the RadListBox are both set to 100%. (The RadPane is in my case typically around 300px high and 200px wide.)
When I inspect the rendered html with the developer tool and I change the the display style of the outermost div of the RadListBox control from 'inline-block' to 'block', the unnecessary scrollbar disappears, but I'm sure I shouldn't solve this problem by directly changing the rendered style. (Therefor I haven't tested if changing the style like this doesn't mess up things for the compatibility mode, so it might very well not be a good solution at all.)
I have looked for a property of which I would think it influences the style such that the problem is solved, but couldn't find one.
How do I get rid of the unnecessary scrollbar?
Regards,
Mink
In IE8 I get an unnecessary scrollbar in a RadListBox.
This does not happen when I use the compatible mode.
The RadListBox is in a RadPane of a RadSplitter. It is the only control in the RadPane and the height and width of the RadListBox are both set to 100%. (The RadPane is in my case typically around 300px high and 200px wide.)
When I inspect the rendered html with the developer tool and I change the the display style of the outermost div of the RadListBox control from 'inline-block' to 'block', the unnecessary scrollbar disappears, but I'm sure I shouldn't solve this problem by directly changing the rendered style. (Therefor I haven't tested if changing the style like this doesn't mess up things for the compatibility mode, so it might very well not be a good solution at all.)
I have looked for a property of which I would think it influences the style such that the problem is solved, but couldn't find one.
How do I get rid of the unnecessary scrollbar?
Regards,
Mink
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Hello Mink,
Indeed there is redundant scroll bar under IE8. The easiest way to fix this is to add an ID to your RadPane and then use the following CSS:
Kind regards,
Genady Sergeev
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Indeed there is redundant scroll bar under IE8. The easiest way to fix this is to add an ID to your RadPane and then use the following CSS:
#YouPaneID div { overflow:hidden !important; }Kind regards,
Genady Sergeev
the Telerik team
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