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Hi,
When the Round Corners function is executed and the user moves the "Border Thickness" slider to 10 (max value) the column that contains the editing controls is enlarged, making the image smaller. This causes the image to sort of "Jump" on the screen.
The column should be enlarged to allow displaying the maximum value.
This behavior can also be observed on the demo page:
http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#ImageEditor/ImageEditorUI
Click Round Corners
Move Border Thickness slider to 10, then to 9, then to 10... it will make the image jump back and forward on screen
Best Regards,
Peter
When the Round Corners function is executed and the user moves the "Border Thickness" slider to 10 (max value) the column that contains the editing controls is enlarged, making the image smaller. This causes the image to sort of "Jump" on the screen.
The column should be enlarged to allow displaying the maximum value.
This behavior can also be observed on the demo page:
http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#ImageEditor/ImageEditorUI
Click Round Corners
Move Border Thickness slider to 10, then to 9, then to 10... it will make the image jump back and forward on screen
Best Regards,
Peter