Blazor UI 9

[David]

I am seeing a different behavior between Blazor UI 8 and 9.

Since upgrading to version 9 the GridToolBarTemplate is getting a k-toolbar-scrollable and the toolbar is getting wrapped in a div with k-toolbar-items k-toolbar-items-scroll classes. This is preventing my toolbar from rendering the way it did in version 8.

I added <GridToolBarSettings OverflowMode="GridToolBarOverflowMode.None" /> as he first element of the template but that had no effect.

How can I prevent the toolbar from getting this new div and classes?

Thanks,

Dave Shine

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[Hristian Stefanov]

Hi Dave,

With the release of Telerik UI for Blazor 9.0.0, the Grid’s toolbar rendering was updated. The content inside the GridToolBar or GridToolBarTemplate is now wrapped in an extra <div> with the k-toolbar-items and k-toolbar-items-scroll classes. This change supports new toolbar features and is now part of the component’s structure.

Built-in Options

There are no built-in options or settings available to remove or prevent the rendering of this wrapper <div> and its classes. The OverflowMode setting only controls the overflow behavior of the toolbar, not the presence of the wrapper itself.

Restoring Previous Appearance

To achieve a layout similar to version 8, you can override the styles applied to the new wrapper. For example, you can use CSS to neutralize the effect of the extra <div>:

.k-toolbar-items-scroll {
    /* Adjust or reset styles as needed */
    padding: 0;
    background: none;
    /* Optionally, use display: contents; to minimize wrapper impact */
    display: contents;
}

or

<style>
    .k-grid-toolbar .k-toolbar-items {
        flex-flow: row wrap;
    }
</style>

Overall, you can experiment with these styles until you achieve what you are looking for.

Summary

The extra <div> and its classes are by design in v9.0.0 and cannot be removed via a built-in setting.

Custom CSS is the recommended approach to restore your desired toolbar layout and appearance.

Regards,
Hristian Stefanov
Progress Telerik