ASPxperience Screencasts: Customization & Client-Side Events

20 March 2008

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.

	The first lesson shows how to handle one of our ASPx control's client-side event. You'll also learn how to use the online documentation to learn more about client-side APIs. You may find the related blog post useful as well: Client-Side Manipulation: Using Client APIs and Handling Client-Side Events

	In the second you'll learn how to use the default.css file to customize the appearance of an ASPx control: Appearance Customization: Using a Custom CSS File

	In this screencast you'll learn how to create a new AutoFormat based on a web control's customized visual properties and apply it to other controls of the same type. Appearance Customization: Creating and Applying a New AutoFormat

	This screencast shows how to create a new theme based on a web control's customized visual properties. You can then apply it to other controls of the same type. Appearance Customization: Creating and Applying a New Theme

	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.

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