Hi Jiju,
I have already answered to your ticket, so I paste my answer below for the community:
RadFormDecorator's purpose is to decorate a list of predefined simple HTML elements as well as ASP controls. You can find that list in the
Integration With Standard Controls help article. As RadControls are based on HTML, JavaScript and CSS, there are controls from the suite that are affected by the RadFormDecorator and can also be decorated. More information on the integration of RadControls with RadFormDecorator is available in
Integration With RadControls help article.
Could you please provide more information about the controls which are not decorated, as well as to what is the actual and expected behavior? If you mean the RadInput control, then there is a know issue in Q2 2013, so that when a decorated RadInput is hovered, it looses its decoration. More information about the issue as well as a workaround about it is available
here.
Regards,
Danail Vasilev
Telerik
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