This is the second post in a series detailing how styling in our Telerik and Kendo UI suites work. This post is about customizing a theme and applying it to web and desktop applications.
It’s release time again and this month Telerik UI for Blazor brings four brand new components—Wizard, Stepper, StackLayout and GridLayout—new features to existing Blazor components such as the Scheduler resource grouping, grouping in drop-down components, plus multiple Grid and TreeList enhancements that are almost a tradition for every new Telerik UI for Blazor version!
The Telerik Scheduler provides all the hooks you need to manage what happens when the user creates, edits or deletes a scheduled event. Or you can take the easy way out and do nothing at all if you’re happy with the Scheduler’s default UI.
Telerik UI for Blazor 2.24 release brings new PanelBar and Card components, along with Grid and TreeList Rows Reorder and Multi-column headers, Virtualization in multiple DropDown components, Blazor Reporting demo integration, Calendar templates, new Visual Studio Code Converter Wizard and much more!
The March Telerik UI for Blazor release brings data visualization UI additions Linear, Circular, Radial and Arc Gauges; Media Query and Color Palette components; and popularly requested new features for existing components such as the Editor, Window, Date and Time Pickers, Form and Grid enhancements.