Hey guys,
I have a question concerning the tableWizard's style itself, not concerning the CSS selector for a table, placed into the ContentArea of the Editor.
I have created a custom skin for my Editor and everything is working fine, until I open the Table Wizard. It has obviously completely lost its style('s). Can anybody tell me, what I have to consider, when I create a custom skin in order to keep the Table Wizard look as usual? Da I have to copy certain default styles to my Skin-File and if so, to where?
My radEditor's contentArea is rendered in Iframe-Mode, the skind propertty is set to the skin name and the EnableEmbeddedSkins-property is set to false
Best regards!
Peter
here is a link to the obviously totally broken style:
LINK
I have a question concerning the tableWizard's style itself, not concerning the CSS selector for a table, placed into the ContentArea of the Editor.
I have created a custom skin for my Editor and everything is working fine, until I open the Table Wizard. It has obviously completely lost its style('s). Can anybody tell me, what I have to consider, when I create a custom skin in order to keep the Table Wizard look as usual? Da I have to copy certain default styles to my Skin-File and if so, to where?
My radEditor's contentArea is rendered in Iframe-Mode, the skind propertty is set to the skin name and the EnableEmbeddedSkins-property is set to false
Best regards!
Peter
here is a link to the obviously totally broken style:
LINK
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Hello,
You can see how to style the dialogs in the following KB article: Registering an external skin of RadEditor.
Another approach is to create a custom CDN skin provider as explained in this article: Custom CDN provider.
All the best,
Rumen
the Telerik team
You can see how to style the dialogs in the following KB article: Registering an external skin of RadEditor.
Another approach is to create a custom CDN skin provider as explained in this article: Custom CDN provider.
All the best,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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