Adornments
You can enhance the visual and functional aspects of the MaskedTextBox component by using custom adornments in the form of prefixes and suffixes. Decorating the component allows you to make it more user-friendly and engaging.
Prefix Adornments
The MaskedTextBox allows you to add custom items as prefix adornments by using the KendoPrefixTemplate directive.
Suffix Adornments
The MaskedTextBox allows you to add custom items as suffix adornments by using the KendoSuffixTemplate directive.
Separator
To visually separate the specified adornments, set the showSeparator property of the KendoPrefixTemplate and KendoSuffixTemplate directives to true.
To separate multiple adornment items, you can add a Separator component.
Disabling Adornments
You can ensure the consistent appearance of the MaskedTextBox component by controlling the disabled state of the adornments inside the prefix and suffix containers.
The following example demonstrates how to set the disabled property of the adornments when you disable the MaskedTextBox.
Integration with FloatingLabel
To use the FloatingLabel component with a KendoPrefixTemplate, utilize its labelCssClass or labelCssStyle properties.
The following example demonstrates how to offset the FloatingLabel when using adornments.