I am trying learn where the embedded RadSpell skins are located so we can deliver them within a web application to our clients.
In order to deliver a skin for RadTabStrip we created a custom skin and embedded it in our application. What is the best way to deliver a skin for RadSpell? From a prior thread (3/18/08 "Custom Themes") I don't believe it is possible to create a custom skin for RadSpell.
Thanks.
In order to deliver a skin for RadTabStrip we created a custom skin and embedded it in our application. What is the best way to deliver a skin for RadSpell? From a prior thread (3/18/08 "Custom Themes") I don't believe it is possible to create a custom skin for RadSpell.
Thanks.
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Hello,
Currently, there is no easy way to customize the skin in the RadSpell dialog. We will provide this functionality in the next official RadControls release (Q2 2008). You will need to do two things: first set the EnableEmbeddedSkins spell property to false and then set another spell property with the location of a CSS file you wish to use inside the spell dialog. The CSS file will be added in the dialog and you will be able to apply custom styles to the elements inside.
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Lini
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Currently, there is no easy way to customize the skin in the RadSpell dialog. We will provide this functionality in the next official RadControls release (Q2 2008). You will need to do two things: first set the EnableEmbeddedSkins spell property to false and then set another spell property with the location of a CSS file you wish to use inside the spell dialog. The CSS file will be added in the dialog and you will be able to apply custom styles to the elements inside.
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Lini
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jeffbcnc
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answered on 10 Jul 2008, 12:41 PM
Are you saying that there is no easy way now but that this is the current solution or are you saying that this will be the solution once the next official RadControl release occurs?
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answered on 10 Jul 2008, 01:08 PM
Our real question is whether there is a way to deliver the spell checker to a server without doing a full install of Telerik? We aren't really looking to customize skins.
How do we embed non-custom skins into our web site when we deliver it to a client? Where are the skins stored?
How do we embed non-custom skins into our web site when we deliver it to a client? Where are the skins stored?
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Hi Jeff,
By default, all RadSpell skins are embedded in the Telerik.Web.UI.dll file (see the attached screenshot). You can find more information about the Visual Appearance of our controls in this help article: How skins work. Please, review the rest of articles in the Controlling Visual Appearance node for more information about Telerik controls skins.
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Rumen
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By default, all RadSpell skins are embedded in the Telerik.Web.UI.dll file (see the attached screenshot). You can find more information about the Visual Appearance of our controls in this help article: How skins work. Please, review the rest of articles in the Controlling Visual Appearance node for more information about Telerik controls skins.
Best regards,
Rumen
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