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Hello Mike,
Use a "k-button" CSS class to style any element that you want to look like a button (mainly <input> and <button> elements).
Use a "k-input" CSS class to style textboxes.
Use "k-widget" or "k-content" or "k-group" to style some generic content wrappers. The classes will will apply borders and backrounds
Regards,
Dimo
the Telerik team
Use a "k-button" CSS class to style any element that you want to look like a button (mainly <input> and <button> elements).
Use a "k-input" CSS class to style textboxes.
Use "k-widget" or "k-content" or "k-group" to style some generic content wrappers. The classes will will apply borders and backrounds
Regards,
Dimo
the Telerik team
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