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[Solved] Does not apply Customskin in ImageManager

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vivekanandan
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vivekanandan asked on 22 Oct 2009, 01:23 PM
hi 
I'am using latest RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX Q2 2009 SP1.
i have to apply custom skin in Rad Editor controls.
its won't apply for imagemanager control..


I have set 
radeditor.Skin = "MyCustomSkin";
            radeditor.EnableEmbeddedSkins = false;

Can you tell me how to solve that issue 

advanced thanks

with regards
R.Vivekanandan

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answered on 27 Oct 2009, 12:41 PM
Hi Vivekanandan,

Please, follow the instructions provided in this KB article: Registering an external skin of RadEditor.

You should set the DialogsCssFile to point to a css file that will be imported in the editor's dialogs. The file should contain a reference to the following styles:

@import url('../ToolBar.css');
@import url('../FormDecorator.css');
@import url('../TabStrip.css');
@import url('../Editor.css');
@import url('../TreeView.css');
@import url('../Splitter.css');
@import url('../Slider.css');
@import url('../Upload.css');
@import url('../Window.css');
@import url('../Grid.css');
@import url('../Widgets.css');
@import url('../FileExplorer.css');
@import url('../Menu.css');

@import url("Ajax.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("ColorPicker.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("ComboBox.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("Dock.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("FormDecorator.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("Grid.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("Input.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("Menu.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("PanelBar.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("Rotator.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("Slider.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("Spell.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("Splitter.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("TabStrip.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("ToolBar.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("TreeView.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("Upload.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("Window.MyCustomSkin.css");
@import url("Widgets.MyCustomSkin.css");


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Rumen
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