Check out these 5 new screencasts. Three show you how to customize the ASPxperience products and one shows you how to discover and use the client-side events.
In the second you'll learn how to use the default.css file to customize the appearance of an ASPx control:
The last screencast shows how to create a toolbar emulation with the ASPxMenu. You can also read the technical post on it here: Create Ribbon-Like Toolbars with ASPxMenu
ASPxMenu: How to Create a Toolbar Emulation
You can also access all these screencasts on the DevExpress Channel here: ASPxperience lessons.
Thanks.
great videos. the last video has audio glitches and cuts out in the last few minutes.
the way to change the look and feel via the css is soooo much easier then component arts way. very refreshing. The way to add the client side code is awesome. the only question i have is does the java-script intelisence popup contain the elemts for the Dev Express items? I hope so, because that would be so much easier.
also, it would be great to right click on an item and be able to goto the help section for that control in the designer.
as always, an amzing job. will use these controls on my next project.
pete
Thanks Pete,
I'll get that last one looked at for the audio glitches.
You might want to check out the new autoformats in v8.1 as well. I like the new "Red Wine" look myself but they're all very good.
Hi Pete,
We've fixed that last lesson and it should play fine now. The intellisense issue on the JS is because the intellisense searches for global variables and our controls use a different approach (a custom client object model).
There’s a new ASP.NET theme available called Aqua . And true to its name, the Aqua theme has a light