Styles
RadTimePicker control comes with a set of predefined styles, which are specified by the styles in the current skin CSS classes. If the Skin property is not set to an empty string, you can use a variety of style properties to further customize the appearance of the control.
Setting these properties will copy any non-blank elements of the specified style to the specific element of the rendered control, overwriting any existing style elements defined by the used skin.
Setting a style property does not always affect the appearance of a control, if the skin has a setting that applies to a more specific element.
RadTimeView Styles
The following table lists the styles that you can assign to the embedded RadTimeView control that acts as a popup to RadTimePicker:
Property | Default CSS Class | Description |
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TimeStyle | The style for the selectable time values. | |
AlternatingTimeStyle | The style for every other selectable time value. | |
TimeOverStyle | rcHover | The style that is applied when the mouse hovers over a time value. |
HeaderStyle | rcHeader | The style for the header region. |
FooterStyle | rcFooter | The style for the footer region. |
RadInput Styles
The following table lists the styles that you can assign to the embedded RadInput control of RadTimePicker:
Property | Default CSS class | Description |
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EnabledStyle | riEnabled | The style for the enabled input control. |
DisabledStyle | riDisabled | The style that is applied for the disabled input control. |
EmptyMessageStyle | riEmpty | The style when the value is not set and the input control does not have focus. |
FocusedStyle | riFocused | The style when the input control has focus. |
HoveredStyle | riHover | The style when the mouse hovers over the input control. |
InvalidStyle | riError | The style when the value of the input control is invalid. |
The CSS class definitions for the embedded RadInput control are found in the Input CSS skin file rather than the Calendar CSS file.