All themes which support ThemePalettes are present in the Color Theme Generator , which allows for creating custom color variations even for themes that do not have ColorVariations. All Rights Reserved. See Trademarks for appropriate markings. API Reference. In this article. Not finding the help you need? The Office has one color variation, but it is designed to be easily modified via the exposed colors in the theme palette.
The default values of the brushes in the theme are listed below:. The Office palette provides both accent and non-accent brushes for the different interaction states. The accent brushes are by default deep blue brushes and are used to highlight input and interaction elements - e.
The non-accent brushes are different shades of grey by default and are used for interaction feedback in secondary input or navigation elements and other components which do not need accenting — e. When using the Office theme you can dynamically change the FontSize and FontFamily properties of all components in the application the same way as you do in Windows8, Windows8Touch, Office, VisualStudio, and Green themes.
The FontSize and FontFamily properties are public so you can easily modify the theme resources at a single point. The most commonly used font size in the theme is named FontSize and its default value is For complex scenarios we strongly recommend setting the FontSize property only initially before the application is initialized.
Also, we recommend values between 11px and 19px for it. Migration in this case would just be a question of changing a CSS file reference. For anyone else, the resources we will be rolling out throughout the year should help prepare migration down the road. Kendo UI Mobile, for those not familiar, is a collection of separate UI components targeting hybrid mobile application UI development through frameworks like Cordova.
These were intended to only be used when creating hybrid mobile applications or the now outdated method of serving a mobile-specific website e. The story of the Telerik and Kendo UI themes in and beyond is an exciting one. The deprecation of the LESS themes that I discussed in this blog post will help streamline the theming options and give focus to our customers and the Telerik and Kendo UI teams themselves.
Combining these two efforts, as well as the continued evolution of the Telerik and Kendo UI Figma Kits and other design resources, the future looks bright for designing and styling all web-based Telerik and Kendo UI component libraries! In his free time Carl enjoys slaying virtual monsters, snowboarding and playing his guitar.
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You may use the attached sample for further reference. You may find listed below the full control list supported by our theming mechanism: 1. Button 2. CheckBox 3. ListBox 4. RadioButton 5. ScrollViewer 6. PasswordBox 7. RepeatButton 8. TextBox If you want to style the ListView control using resources as part of any Telerik theme you should do it manually.
All the best, Vanya Pavlova the Telerik team. Would you use an example?
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