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Hi Adam,
The header is styled by custom CSS code, but this code uses the RadFormDecorator wrapper CSS classes, which are applied to the <html> element depending on the selected skin.
Please inspect the beginning of
http://demos.telerik.com/webmail/Styles/styles.css
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Dimo
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The header is styled by custom CSS code, but this code uses the RadFormDecorator wrapper CSS classes, which are applied to the <html> element depending on the selected skin.
Please inspect the beginning of
http://demos.telerik.com/webmail/Styles/styles.css
All the best,
Dimo
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answered on 06 Nov 2009, 06:06 PM
Does the form decorator also decorate <DIV> tags. I did not see this as a "decoratabel" control in the properties. I also tried to put a DIV on the page and it did nto automatically decorate.
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Hello Adam,
RadFormDecorator can decorate zones. If you have set the DecorationZoneID to an ID of an asp:Panel, then you will get a decorated <div>.
Actually, how do you want to decorate a <div>? RadFormDecorator can apply a background color to zones, but this depends on the skin - some skins have a "transparent" background for the zones.
I am not sure whether your last question is related to the previous one about the WebMail demo. If you need more information, let us know.
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Dimo
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RadFormDecorator can decorate zones. If you have set the DecorationZoneID to an ID of an asp:Panel, then you will get a decorated <div>.
Actually, how do you want to decorate a <div>? RadFormDecorator can apply a background color to zones, but this depends on the skin - some skins have a "transparent" background for the zones.
I am not sure whether your last question is related to the previous one about the WebMail demo. If you need more information, let us know.
Regards,
Dimo
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