Andreas Kaech
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Andreas Kaech
asked on 22 Nov 2007, 05:30 PM
Hi,
in ToolbarMode="ShowOnFocus", the width of the toolbar is by default too small (I want only few buttons in one line), but resizable at runtime.
Is there a "workaround" to set the default-width before rendering?
Thanks for your answer.
in ToolbarMode="ShowOnFocus", the width of the toolbar is by default too small (I want only few buttons in one line), but resizable at runtime.
Is there a "workaround" to set the default-width before rendering?
Thanks for your answer.
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Hi Andreas,
Currently the editor's toolbar size is equal to the editor's width and cannot be changed easily programmatically.
We are not exactly sure whether you want to have a small editor and long toolbar or vice versa.
Please, open a support ticket and send us a couple of screenshots and we will try to provide a solution.
Best regards,
Rumen
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Currently the editor's toolbar size is equal to the editor's width and cannot be changed easily programmatically.
We are not exactly sure whether you want to have a small editor and long toolbar or vice versa.
Please, open a support ticket and send us a couple of screenshots and we will try to provide a solution.
Best regards,
Rumen
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madhu
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answered on 03 Dec 2007, 02:59 AM
hello,
i had a similar question.is it possible to increase the height of each of the toolbar strips??inorder to view bigger icons
thanks
mansi
i had a similar question.is it possible to increase the height of each of the toolbar strips??inorder to view bigger icons
thanks
mansi
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Hi madhu,
To display "bigger icons" you will need to implement a custom editor skin.
The RadEditor Prometheus features a new mechanism for rendering and all its icons are contained in a single CommandSprites.gif file.
Thus, to display larger icons, you need to first enlarge those, or provide larger icons of your own.
Second, you need to modify the CSS classes for the commands.
Each command's css classname is the same as the command itself, e.g. .Cut, .Copy, .Paste.
Extra information on creating a custom skin for Prometheus controls can be found here - http://www.telerik.com/help/radcontrols/prometheus/createcustomskin.html
In case you implement the tools css properly and successfully display larger icons, the toolbars width will be adjusted automatically by the editor, without the need to set any specific property.
Greetings,
Tervel
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To display "bigger icons" you will need to implement a custom editor skin.
The RadEditor Prometheus features a new mechanism for rendering and all its icons are contained in a single CommandSprites.gif file.
Thus, to display larger icons, you need to first enlarge those, or provide larger icons of your own.
Second, you need to modify the CSS classes for the commands.
Each command's css classname is the same as the command itself, e.g. .Cut, .Copy, .Paste.
Extra information on creating a custom skin for Prometheus controls can be found here - http://www.telerik.com/help/radcontrols/prometheus/createcustomskin.html
In case you implement the tools css properly and successfully display larger icons, the toolbars width will be adjusted automatically by the editor, without the need to set any specific property.
Greetings,
Tervel
the Telerik team
Instantly find answers to your questions at the new Telerik Support Center