Hi ,
I have problem when using the AppStylelist. It is working fine with IE7. When i view same thing in IE6 i can see some unusal borders. Please sugesst on this issue.
Hello,
I'm not entirely positive, but my guess is the issue might have to do with any Transparent border settings that might be in the styleset that you're using. I believe IE6 will actually render the borders as black, when the border's color is set to Transparent. If the border isn't neccessary in your style, you can try setting the border-width to zero.
-SteveZ
Thanks a lot for your information. It is usefull.
I have another question. Is there any way improve performance. We abserve that using this AppStyle reduce performance significantly.
ok i got it some what but can explain me a bit more about this that how i can aaply the css styles on the infragistics tools
or may be u can send me code of a webgrid which is styled by the css stylesheet in asp.net C#.
please this will be a great help i tried the "resetdefaultstyles" key word but donno where to use how to use........
please help........
Sorry for the delayed response, i was away on vactation.
Without seeing a sample i'm not sure what the exact issue could be.
Can you submit this issue to Support and attach a sample showing the problem?
http://devcenter.infragistics.com/Protected/SubmitSupportIssue.aspx
Thanks,
Ok tell me where i am wrong i am trying to do the same but not getting the results y is it so........
i made my own style sheets....... and made classes those are working with my other html tags but not with infragistics tools tags/.///........??????????????????????
Please help........... Plez..............
How are you styling your controls? If you are just applying Stylesets i believe there should be little to no hit in performance.
However, if you're actually setting inline styles on the control, then the framework has to go through a bit more to generate a CssClass, conver the style object to css and render it out for you. If thats the case, i would recommend using the CssClass property of of Style objects instead of using the properties on them. This should significantly improve performance.
instead of Control.Style.Background = Color.Red;usse Control.Style.CssClass = "MyControlClass"
Then in your own style sheet or on the aspx page:
.MyControlClass{background-color:red;}