I have two RadButtons in a FooterTemplate of a RadGrid. The RadGrid has the Metro skin.

Both buttons showed the 'Default' skin appearance, which is the desired effect, despite not having their Skin="Default" attribute set.  I thought they would inherit the Metro skin, but I was mistaken.

However, when I changed one of the button types to LinkButton the button shows a Metro-like skin (see attached image).  How do I get the link button to have the Default skin appearance?  Setting Skin="Default" does not do the trick. 

<telerik:GridTemplateColumn

UniqueName="Include"

DataField="Include"

SortExpression="Include"

HeaderText="Include"

HeaderStyle-Width="200px"

ShowFilterIcon="false"

FilterControlWidth="95%"

CurrentFilterFunction="Contains"

AutoPostBackOnFilter="true"

>

<EditItemTemplate>

<asp:textbox ID="txtInclude" runat="server" width="190px" Text='<%#Eval("Include")%>' />

<script type="text/javascript">

registeredElements.push('<%# Container.FindControl("txtInclude").ClientID %>');

</script>

</EditItemTemplate>

<ItemTemplate>

<div class="WordWrap" style="width:190px">

<asp:label ID="lblInclude" runat="server" CssClass="WordWrap" Text='<%#Eval("Include")%>' />

</div>

</ItemTemplate>

<FilterTemplate>

<telerik:RadTextBox ID="txtIncludeFileFilter" Width="100%" runat="server" >

<ClientEvents OnBlur="IncludeFileFilterChanged" />

</telerik:RadTextBox>

<telerik:RadScriptBlock ID="RadScriptBlock4" runat="server">

<script type="text/javascript">

function IncludeFileFilterChanged(sender, eventArgs) {

var filterValue = "";

var filterFunction = "NoFilter";

var s = sender.get_value();

if (s != "") {

filterValue = s.replace("\\", "\\\\");

var filterFunction = "Contains";

}

var tableView = $find("<%# TryCast(Container, GridItem).OwnerTableView.ClientID %>");

tableView.filter("Include", filterValue, filterFunction);

}

</script>

</telerik:RadScriptBlock>

</FilterTemplate>

</telerik:GridTemplateColumn >