Is there a CSS definition file/page or a list of all CSS per element or something along those lines?
I am attempting to figure out how hard/easy it is going to be to integrate a theme/styling into an app. But I am not even sure what the styles are I should use. Every thing on a page is not going to be a Kendo widget - but everything should look the same.
For instance, if I want to style a table to look like a grid would like using the widget, but without all the overhead - how do I do that?
If I want all links to match - do I really have to use k-link on all <a>s? That's a little crazy.
A definition file would help me determine if it's doable and determine how easy to use the cascading part of CSS without have to add a class to every single element added to a page.
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The following documentation article contains information about the Kendo UI widgets appearance and styling:
http://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/styles-and-layout/appearance-styling
However, in order to get the same outcome for not-Kendo UI widgets you will need additional CSS. What I would suggest is to use some browser inspector - check what HTML / CSS is rendered in a particular situation and apply the same / similar rules to the other elements on the page.
Regards,
Iliana Nikolova
Telerik by Progress