no matter how small the content is in the radwindow there are always scrollbars when viewing it in IE...
so i used the IE developer toolbar to try and figure out what is happening...apparently within the radwindow there is an iframe...when i set the overflow:hidden in the HTML in the iframe the scrollbars go away...
so i know what element to change by using the IE developer toolbar but how can i do it in the app...
the picture link will demonstrate what is happening...
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so i used the IE developer toolbar to try and figure out what is happening...apparently within the radwindow there is an iframe...when i set the overflow:hidden in the HTML in the iframe the scrollbars go away...
so i know what element to change by using the IE developer toolbar but how can i do it in the app...
the picture link will demonstrate what is happening...
Picture
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Hi bo,
Yes, RadWindow is based on an IFRAME and behaves just like one. The scrollbars that you see are not controlled by RadWindow in any way - they come from the IFRAME itself. You can avoid the scrollbars in your content page, by setting the overflow:hidden style to your content page's body element.
Sincerely yours,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team
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Yes, RadWindow is based on an IFRAME and behaves just like one. The scrollbars that you see are not controlled by RadWindow in any way - they come from the IFRAME itself. You can avoid the scrollbars in your content page, by setting the overflow:hidden style to your content page's body element.
Sincerely yours,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team
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