During one of the recent updates a small display bug was introduced when using the fileexplorer with the windows 7 skin.
The skins sets a blue-ish background on the file list, which makes the highlight on hovering over a file display incorrectly and very confusing.
It can be easily verified on the file explorer demo's when setting the skin on windows 7.
The offending style is ".RadGrid_Windows7 .rgRow { background-color: #ebeff3; }"
While it is easy to override with a css, I've been unable to apply this fix for the file explorers used in the dialogs of the RadEditor, since they are displayed in an iframe and my stylesheets are not applied there.
The skins sets a blue-ish background on the file list, which makes the highlight on hovering over a file display incorrectly and very confusing.
It can be easily verified on the file explorer demo's when setting the skin on windows 7.
The offending style is ".RadGrid_Windows7 .rgRow { background-color: #ebeff3; }"
While it is easy to override with a css, I've been unable to apply this fix for the file explorers used in the dialogs of the RadEditor, since they are displayed in an iframe and my stylesheets are not applied there.
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Hi Dirk,
Thank you for bringing our attention to this issue. I have logged it to our database and we will do our best to handle it for one of the upcoming releases.
To apply a custom CSS to the RadEditor's dialogs you need to set the editors DialogsCssFile property to point to a file that contains the custom CSS. More information regarding this property is available in the following help article:
DialogsCssFile Property
Kind regards,
Dobromir
the Telerik team
Thank you for bringing our attention to this issue. I have logged it to our database and we will do our best to handle it for one of the upcoming releases.
To apply a custom CSS to the RadEditor's dialogs you need to set the editors DialogsCssFile property to point to a file that contains the custom CSS. More information regarding this property is available in the following help article:
DialogsCssFile Property
Kind regards,
Dobromir
the Telerik team
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