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Hi Albert,
While automatic resizing of the column (so that it fits the text within it) is not possible right now, the following CSS styles will adjust the width of the column according to the width you set:
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While automatic resizing of the column (so that it fits the text within it) is not possible right now, the following CSS styles will adjust the width of the column according to the width you set:
div.RadScheduler .rsColumnHeaderFirstCell div, |
div.RadScheduler .rsColumnHeaderSpacerCell div, |
div.RadScheduler .rsColumnHeaderLastSpacerCell div, |
div.RadScheduler .rsHoursTable th, |
div.RadScheduler .rsHoursTable th div, |
div.RadScheduler .rsMonthView .rsHoursTable .rsMainHeader, |
div.RadScheduler .rsMonthView .rsHoursTable .rsMainHeader div, |
div.RadScheduler .rsAllDayFirstCell div |
{ |
width: 50px; /* change this value according to your taste */ |
} |
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Alex
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Ian Russell
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answered on 15 Dec 2008, 08:52 PM
It does not work for me. I am using Q3 version and Office2007 skin
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Hello Attila Safari,
You can use the RowHeaderWidth property.
In the Q3 release, the whole rendering of RadScheduler has been changed - therefore, none of the older CSS workarounds are relevant anymore.
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Alex
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You can use the RowHeaderWidth property.
In the Q3 release, the whole rendering of RadScheduler has been changed - therefore, none of the older CSS workarounds are relevant anymore.
Best wishes,
Alex
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