Hi, I was testing the RadFormDecorator in different web browsers and noticed some differences, especially with the scrollbars in RadComboBoxes and RadSplitters. Im using Q3 2012 with WebBlue skin.
In IE8 and IE9, the scrollers are like I want. Decorated with a darkish blue (ie8.png).
In Chrome (23.0.1271.97 m) and Safari 5.1.7 (PC), scrollers are decorated but differently. The filling color is alot lighter and is more grey than blue (chrome-safari.png). The color actually makes it hard to see when using grey background
In FF (17.0.1) and Opera 12.11, scrollers are not decorated at all. Ive read somewhere that FF wont allow scroll decoration and probably it's the same for Opera.
What's bugging the most is the style difference when decoration is allowed. Is this normal and is there a CSS workaround for Chrome/Safari to make it look like the ones in IE?
TIA
Martin
<
telerik:RadFormDecorator
ID
=
"QsfFromDecorator"
runat
=
"server"
Skin
=
"WebBlue"
DecoratedControls
=
"All"
EnableRoundedCorners
=
"false"
/>
In IE8 and IE9, the scrollers are like I want. Decorated with a darkish blue (ie8.png).
In Chrome (23.0.1271.97 m) and Safari 5.1.7 (PC), scrollers are decorated but differently. The filling color is alot lighter and is more grey than blue (chrome-safari.png). The color actually makes it hard to see when using grey background
In FF (17.0.1) and Opera 12.11, scrollers are not decorated at all. Ive read somewhere that FF wont allow scroll decoration and probably it's the same for Opera.
What's bugging the most is the style difference when decoration is allowed. Is this normal and is there a CSS workaround for Chrome/Safari to make it look like the ones in IE?
TIA
Martin