Stuart Hemming
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Stuart Hemming
asked on 09 Nov 2011, 11:32 AM
Specifically, I need to hide the Insert Image button and associated controls on the Cell Properties tab of the Table Wizard.
I can do it with a simple bit of CSS (I believe), but I need to know how to inject CSS in to that dialog.
Any/all help will be appreciated.
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I can do it with a simple bit of CSS (I believe), but I need to know how to inject CSS in to that dialog.
Any/all help will be appreciated.
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answered on 09 Nov 2011, 06:28 PM
Anyone?
At all?
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At all?
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answered on 09 Nov 2011, 06:33 PM
If I can't do that, can I replace the dialog with a custom one? If so, I could have a window that just showed a "Not Allowed" message.
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Hello Stuart,
You can import your own CSS file in the RadEditor's dialogs through the DialogsCssFile property.
Another way to customize the dialogs is to copy the EditorDialogs folder and set the ExternalDialogsPath property to point to it. After that modify the CellProperties.ascx file and hide the desired controls in it.
More information is available here.
Best wishes,
Rumen
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You can import your own CSS file in the RadEditor's dialogs through the DialogsCssFile property.
Another way to customize the dialogs is to copy the EditorDialogs folder and set the ExternalDialogsPath property to point to it. After that modify the CellProperties.ascx file and hide the desired controls in it.
More information is available here.
Best wishes,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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answered on 11 Nov 2011, 09:55 AM
Thanks Rumen,
It seems I'm going to have to use a bit of jQuery rather than just CSS, but I note that a DialogScriptFile property exists and I'm guessing this will be my friend.
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It seems I'm going to have to use a bit of jQuery rather than just CSS, but I note that a DialogScriptFile property exists and I'm guessing this will be my friend.
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Stuart