Hello,
We customized the Stylesheet-CLASS property using the 'Edit UI Elements' for a RadPanel. For example:
Default:
Element=FillPrimitive
Class: RadPanelFill
We changed to:
Element=FillPrimitive
Class: AdminPanelFill
In our theme file, we have a property setting group with ClassSelector:
<XmlClassSelector ElementClass="AdminPanelFill">
In the designer, this works as expected, but in run-mode it fails to work. The theme IS being loaded, I confirmed this by debugging and using immediate mode to return the default style builder from the ThemeResolutionService. But instead of using our custom Class names, it reverts to 'RadPanelFill'.
Please advise on this issue, at this point it appears that using themes with custom class names for primitives does not work as expected. Possibly we are doing something wrong, however the 'manual' provides little to no help - we wish to continue using the control library for future projects, but at this time there appear to be too many bugs or inconsistencies with the help documentation.
We customized the Stylesheet-CLASS property using the 'Edit UI Elements' for a RadPanel. For example:
Default:
Element=FillPrimitive
Class: RadPanelFill
We changed to:
Element=FillPrimitive
Class: AdminPanelFill
In our theme file, we have a property setting group with ClassSelector:
<XmlClassSelector ElementClass="AdminPanelFill">
In the designer, this works as expected, but in run-mode it fails to work. The theme IS being loaded, I confirmed this by debugging and using immediate mode to return the default style builder from the ThemeResolutionService. But instead of using our custom Class names, it reverts to 'RadPanelFill'.
Please advise on this issue, at this point it appears that using themes with custom class names for primitives does not work as expected. Possibly we are doing something wrong, however the 'manual' provides little to no help - we wish to continue using the control library for future projects, but at this time there appear to be too many bugs or inconsistencies with the help documentation.