tooltip rendering wrong

[Farouk]

hi,

i have strange problem with the rendering result of the radTooltip (look at the attachment)... i believe to know the source of the problem, but i don't know why the rendering is influenced of it..

i overwritten the css styles of the radGrid:

.RadGrid_Web20 .rgRow td, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgAltRow td, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgEditRow td, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgFooter td
{
    padding-bottom:1px !important;
    padding-top:2px !important;
}

.RadGrid_Web20 .rgRow td, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgAltRow td, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgSelectedRow td, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgActiveRow td, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgHoveredRow td, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgEditRow td
{
    border-left: 1px solid #CFD9E7 !important;
    border-right: 0px none #CFD9E7 !important;

    padding-left:4px !important;
    padding-right:4px !important;
}


.RadGrid_Web20 .rgRow td, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgAltRow td, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgEditRow td, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgFooter td, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgFilterRow td, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgHeader, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgResizeCol, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgGroupHeader td
{
    padding-left:3px !important;
    padding-right:3px !important;
}

.RadGrid_Web20 .rgRow > td:first-child, .RadGrid_Web20 .rgAltRow > td:first-child
{
    border-left: 0 none !important;
}

looks very noobi, but it worked all the time perfect..

so when i show the tooltip from a column of the grid, the left and right side are looking very strange..

the question is: is the rendering function of the tooltip influenced by the underlying control? in this case, the grid... if its true, i could imagine that the rendering function doesn't recognize the style change of the grid...

are there other opinions
thx and greets,
basti

[Svetlina Anati]

Hi Bastian,

Yes, it is possible that the RadToolTip inherits some styles from the grid since both of them are TABLE elements. What I suggest is to set RenderInPageRoot="true" for the tooltip and test again whether this solves the issue.

Sincerely yours,
Svetlina
the Telerik team

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[Farouk]

ok thx,
this is the answer!! for something like that i looked...