Hi,
I want to use a custom skin for my RadTabStrip (RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX). I've checked this tutorial on your site :
New documentation for TabStrip Ajax Control
but I don't find how to customise the image file (with Photoshop) like your tutorial for RadControls for ASP.NET classic :
Documentation for classic TabStrip control
If you check in the image file of the RadTabStrip skin (ASP.NET Ajax), the TabStripStates.gif use a different method to display each state of the tab. How can I customise that file to use another style for my tabs (like I've done with my skin with RadControl for ASP.NET classic)?
I want to use a custom skin for my RadTabStrip (RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX). I've checked this tutorial on your site :
New documentation for TabStrip Ajax Control
but I don't find how to customise the image file (with Photoshop) like your tutorial for RadControls for ASP.NET classic :
Documentation for classic TabStrip control
If you check in the image file of the RadTabStrip skin (ASP.NET Ajax), the TabStripStates.gif use a different method to display each state of the tab. How can I customise that file to use another style for my tabs (like I've done with my skin with RadControl for ASP.NET classic)?
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François
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answered on 20 May 2008, 06:01 PM
I think I'm in the wrong section...
Please move this discussion in the TabStrip for ASP.NET AJAX forum.
Thanks.
Please move this discussion in the TabStrip for ASP.NET AJAX forum.
Thanks.
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Hello François,
As you have noticed, the use of only one image in the RadTabStrip skins is due to a significant performance boost because of the reduced count of http requests. This technique is called image sprite and can be described as "old school" and extremely efficient. If you are interested, I recommend the "CSS Sprites: Image Slicing’s Kiss of Death" article at the A List Apart ezine. We do our best to use it across all our controls and you'll see it more often in the future. And of course, because of the increased complexity of the skin modifications, we are working simultaneously towards easier ways of adjusting the skins... but this is only a teaser, so don't mind it ;-)
All the best,
Paul
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As you have noticed, the use of only one image in the RadTabStrip skins is due to a significant performance boost because of the reduced count of http requests. This technique is called image sprite and can be described as "old school" and extremely efficient. If you are interested, I recommend the "CSS Sprites: Image Slicing’s Kiss of Death" article at the A List Apart ezine. We do our best to use it across all our controls and you'll see it more often in the future. And of course, because of the increased complexity of the skin modifications, we are working simultaneously towards easier ways of adjusting the skins... but this is only a teaser, so don't mind it ;-)
All the best,
Paul
the Telerik team
Instantly find answers to your questions at the new Telerik Support Center