Hi,
I'm encountering some issues with controls in IE10, they look ugly and I think that IE10 is doing it. See attached PNG. On the left is a list box and another one with checkboxes. The top one shows the IE10 rendering of the checkboxes - a very WIndows 3.1 look. The right image is the same page in Chrome. The bottom image shows the scroll bar ugliness.
I'm 90% certain that those idiots at MS have done something to change IE10. How do we override this and get the proper skin based settings?
This can be seen on these two pages
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/listbox/examples/functionality/checkboxes/defaultcs.aspx
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/listbox/examples/functionality/draganddrop/defaultcs.aspx
Obviously the best approach is to get rid of IE once and for all but telling the users that isn't so easy. Only reason I use it now is because of being able to see what the users might see and for the VS integration.
Best Regards
Jon
I'm encountering some issues with controls in IE10, they look ugly and I think that IE10 is doing it. See attached PNG. On the left is a list box and another one with checkboxes. The top one shows the IE10 rendering of the checkboxes - a very WIndows 3.1 look. The right image is the same page in Chrome. The bottom image shows the scroll bar ugliness.
I'm 90% certain that those idiots at MS have done something to change IE10. How do we override this and get the proper skin based settings?
This can be seen on these two pages
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/listbox/examples/functionality/checkboxes/defaultcs.aspx
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/listbox/examples/functionality/draganddrop/defaultcs.aspx
Obviously the best approach is to get rid of IE once and for all but telling the users that isn't so easy. Only reason I use it now is because of being able to see what the users might see and for the VS integration.
Best Regards
Jon