Are you curious about the new rendering mode of some RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX? Do you wonder what it will bring and how it will affect your work? Read on for a history lesson and a comparison between the present and the future.

In this post I show you how to quickly add the correct HTML/CSS to adhere to Microsoft's Layout Guidelines for Windows Store Applications.

The current situation The major browsers offer the option to zoom the entire page rather than just increase the font size. This is an important accessibility feature, which is often used not only by people with vision impairments, but also by users that, for different reasons, need to see the page smaller or larger. Usually we zoom to increase the font size but, since the browser zooms the entire page, visual glitches could appear when the layout is based on background images and/or sprites. It will not ruin the page accessibility but will leave a feeling that the UI is not structured very well. And we don’t want...

While working on some projects recently, I found myself frequently writing CSS rules like this to enable CSS3 hardware accelerated "fade" transitions for elements in my app: .mySelector {    -webkit-transition: opacity 1s linear 0s;    transition: opacity 1s linear 0s; } When this rule is applied, any change to an element's opacity...

We keep a close track of the latest trends and we know how popular HTML5 and CSS are these days. That is why while implementing our new theme engine, which we presented in our previous blog, we added a small, but powerful styling feature  and in this blog we want to tell you more about it.   Until now there were two ways to create new themes for RadControls. The first one is to use the Visual Style Builder tool (http://www.telerik.com/products/winforms/tools.aspx) and to create or modify an existing theme. The other way is a bit tricky as you should edit an XML...