In our project, we are planning to use the standard skins for various controls, and implement only a few customizations in a few places. My plan is to set up the project to use the embedded skins, then in a separate CSS file we will place our own CSS that overrides some of the CSS in the Telerik files. There is no need to generate a complete "custom" skin for only a small amount of customization.
In overriding the Telerik styles, of course, we could always add a higher level of specificity to ensure our style wins. But I was wondering if there is a way to guarantee that our CSS file always loads after the <link> element that loads the Telerik styles from the Telerik webresource. That way our styles would always override even if they were specified exactly like the Telerik styles.
Do you know how/when the Telerik <link> element is generated and how we could place our stylesheet <link> element after it?
Regards,
Bob Reader
In overriding the Telerik styles, of course, we could always add a higher level of specificity to ensure our style wins. But I was wondering if there is a way to guarantee that our CSS file always loads after the <link> element that loads the Telerik styles from the Telerik webresource. That way our styles would always override even if they were specified exactly like the Telerik styles.
Do you know how/when the Telerik <link> element is generated and how we could place our stylesheet <link> element after it?
Regards,
Bob Reader
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Hello Bob,
The RadControls CSS files are added to the page header in PreRender. You can add your CSS files in Page_PreRenderComplete. In this way they will be rendered after the Telerik CSS files.
All the best,
Dimo
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The RadControls CSS files are added to the page header in PreRender. You can add your CSS files in Page_PreRenderComplete. In this way they will be rendered after the Telerik CSS files.
All the best,
Dimo
the Telerik team
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