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Hello Kenneth,
We use this property to distinguish the base stylesheet files from the embedded stylesheet files and to find which need to be registered on the page, this also depends on EnableEmbeddedSkins and EnableEmbeddedBaseStylesheet properties of the controls .
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We use this property to distinguish the base stylesheet files from the embedded stylesheet files and to find which need to be registered on the page, this also depends on EnableEmbeddedSkins and EnableEmbeddedBaseStylesheet properties of the controls .
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answered on 27 Jan 2010, 02:26 PM
So basically it only matters if I'm creating my own skins?
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Hi Kenneth,
It is only for our internal use, you don't need to set it even when you use custom skins.
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Yana
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It is only for our internal use, you don't need to set it even when you use custom skins.
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answered on 05 Nov 2010, 07:49 AM
Yana,
I notice that even in the Q3 docs none of the members of the StyleSheetReference class have any descriptive text against them. Could you get that rectified?
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I notice that even in the Q3 docs none of the members of the StyleSheetReference class have any descriptive text against them. Could you get that rectified?
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Hello Stuart,
Thank you for reporting this, we'll add the needed descriptions.
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Yana
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Thank you for reporting this, we'll add the needed descriptions.
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answered on 05 Nov 2010, 09:03 AM
Cool.
Ta.
Ta.
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answered on 17 Dec 2013, 08:23 AM
The documentation is not somewhat non-existent…it's totally non-existent.
The context description says "Gets or sets the is common CSS"! While the offline documentation says nothing.
If it's for Telerik's internal usage, why making it public? It confuses us.
The context description says "Gets or sets the is common CSS"! While the offline documentation says nothing.
If it's for Telerik's internal usage, why making it public? It confuses us.
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Hello Ashraf,
Can you please provide the url of the article that you are referring to? Thus I could get a better idea of the case that you describe.
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Kate
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Can you please provide the url of the article that you are referring to? Thus I could get a better idea of the case that you describe.
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Kate
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answered on 19 Dec 2013, 04:24 PM
What I meant by context description, the meta comment added to the property in the .Net assembly. Here it's extracted using a reflector:
The offline help is the downloadable help that you provide to be viewed by the Microsoft Help Viewer (refer to the attached screenshot).
/// <summary>
/// Gets or sets the is common CSS.
/// </summary>
/// <value>The is common CSS.</value>
The offline help is the downloadable help that you provide to be viewed by the Microsoft Help Viewer (refer to the attached screenshot).
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Hi Ashraf,
Indeed the property that you are referring to is mainly used internally in the code but we also keep in our server-side API so that any user that is interested can refer to is. However, if you need to use the RadStyleSheetManager I would suggest that you refer to the documentation of the control here.
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Kate
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Indeed the property that you are referring to is mainly used internally in the code but we also keep in our server-side API so that any user that is interested can refer to is. However, if you need to use the RadStyleSheetManager I would suggest that you refer to the documentation of the control here.
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Kate
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answered on 23 Dec 2013, 04:30 PM
I think we developers should avoid this property. It's not mentioned in the page you referred to.
When I come to minifying and combining my styles, I'll test if it make a difference.
When I come to minifying and combining my styles, I'll test if it make a difference.