I have a tab strip paired with a multi-page control, latest release for 2012.
Sometimes the content accessed via ContentURL is larger than the size of the PageView page.
This triggers scroll bars.
I have set scrollbars on the parent multi-page to "none" and also on the particular page view container itself.
Neither of these settings suppress the scroll bars.
How to do I get rid of them?
I want the excess content in the URL to be clipped.
Sometimes the content accessed via ContentURL is larger than the size of the PageView page.
This triggers scroll bars.
I have set scrollbars on the parent multi-page to "none" and also on the particular page view container itself.
Neither of these settings suppress the scroll bars.
How to do I get rid of them?
I want the excess content in the URL to be clipped.
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Hi Tomica,
In general the RadMultiPage control as well as the RadPageView-s have a CssClass property that you can use to a assign different css classes to the control and customize the appearance of the control. In case this does not help, however, I would need to test the page that you have locally so I can help you in your particular case.
Greetings,
Kate
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In general the RadMultiPage control as well as the RadPageView-s have a CssClass property that you can use to a assign different css classes to the control and customize the appearance of the control. In case this does not help, however, I would need to test the page that you have locally so I can help you in your particular case.
Greetings,
Kate
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Tomica
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answered on 25 Sep 2012, 04:49 PM
Yes, CssClass does the trick, problem solved.
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Chad Hensley
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answered on 29 Sep 2012, 05:02 AM
Hello,
Can you share your solution?
I am actually trying to do the same thing, but I can't get it to work the way I want.
I use overflow:hidden in body of the aspx that is target of the contenturl. That hides the scollbars fine.
The problem is that the pageview doesn't expand to 100% without the scroll bars. I want the pageview to force the main RTS to have a larger scrollbar, while suppressing the pageview scrollbar.
The reason I need to suppress the scrolling is because that aspx actually has tabs too, and those tabs disappear under the main tabs when scrolling.
I can't use child tabs because of performance issues, so I had to basically embed one RTS in another.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Can you share your solution?
I am actually trying to do the same thing, but I can't get it to work the way I want.
I use overflow:hidden in body of the aspx that is target of the contenturl. That hides the scollbars fine.
The problem is that the pageview doesn't expand to 100% without the scroll bars. I want the pageview to force the main RTS to have a larger scrollbar, while suppressing the pageview scrollbar.
The reason I need to suppress the scrolling is because that aspx actually has tabs too, and those tabs disappear under the main tabs when scrolling.
I can't use child tabs because of performance issues, so I had to basically embed one RTS in another.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
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answered on 29 Sep 2012, 05:19 AM
Nevermind, I got it to work by setting the height to 1000px instead of 100%.
It would be nice if the PageView could expand to 100% of the contenturl height.
It would be nice if the PageView could expand to 100% of the contenturl height.