Hi,
I have written code in a C-sharp for add the control "RadDatepicker" to my webpage.
When this control have been rendered I found it have gap between the input area and Calendar popup button.
When I looking on the HTML result and I found the Input area have been assigned the style-sheet follow below.
What should i do for remove "padding-right" from inline style sheet.
Best Regards,
Mr.Wanlop
I have written code in a C-sharp for add the control "RadDatepicker" to my webpage.
When this control have been rendered I found it have gap between the input area and Calendar popup button.
When I looking on the HTML result and I found the Input area have been assigned the style-sheet follow below.
<td class="rcInputCell" style="width:100%;padding-right:4px;">
What should i do for remove "padding-right" from inline style sheet.
Best Regards,
Mr.Wanlop
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Hi Wanlop,
Note that the space you have mentioned between the input and the calendar popup is not applied due to the padding setting but mostly due to the popup background image size which is exactly as big as needed to avoid spaces. You could see the small sample attached which actually shows that if only color is set instead of background image for the PopUp button the image is exactly next to the input. Therefore the only possible approach is to totally change the popup image with the one you need.
Greetings,
Maria Ilieva
the Telerik team
Note that the space you have mentioned between the input and the calendar popup is not applied due to the padding setting but mostly due to the popup background image size which is exactly as big as needed to avoid spaces. You could see the small sample attached which actually shows that if only color is set instead of background image for the PopUp button the image is exactly next to the input. Therefore the only possible approach is to totally change the popup image with the one you need.
Greetings,
Maria Ilieva
the Telerik team
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