UI Frameworks like Dijit routinely provide custom versions of all of the basic UI elements like buttons, radio buttons, checkboxes, toggle buttons, etc.
Often there is little added functionality, but the controls are at least styled to conform with the selected theme.
I can find no documentation on this sort of thing. I was able to find and use the "k-button" class by looking at the page code of one of the KendoUI demo pages, but couldn't find docs for it.
Am I missing something?
I am particularly interested in icon toggle buttons. In the demo of the KendoUI editor control the toolbar seems to use "k-tool-icon" and "k-editor-button" controls in the toolbar. Are these documented anywhere?
The KendoUI editor control uses browser-provided checkboxes, so Im guessing there's no kendo-specific styled one. Is that right?
Often there is little added functionality, but the controls are at least styled to conform with the selected theme.
I can find no documentation on this sort of thing. I was able to find and use the "k-button" class by looking at the page code of one of the KendoUI demo pages, but couldn't find docs for it.
Am I missing something?
I am particularly interested in icon toggle buttons. In the demo of the KendoUI editor control the toolbar seems to use "k-tool-icon" and "k-editor-button" controls in the toolbar. Are these documented anywhere?
The KendoUI editor control uses browser-provided checkboxes, so Im guessing there's no kendo-specific styled one. Is that right?