Introduction
One of the attractive features of Telerik technology is the ability to use predefined libraries and components such as Telerik. However, the common question raised in this area is how to change the style of these components. In this article, we aim to simply and friendly examine how to apply delightful changes to the style of a Telerik component using Blazor.
First, it should be noted that Telerik allows us to easily apply our desired CSS styles. This can help us to smoothly implement our design preferences on Telerik components. Using internal CSS or creating custom classes is a straightforward and practical approach for this purpose.
Usually, during the implementation of a project, we need to visually match these components with the style and needs of the project. Various techniques exist to achieve this goal, which we will discuss here for your precious use.
How to Change Style
To change the style of a component in Telerik, you can use features that Telerik provides. First, you must ensure that each Telerik component has its own specific classes that can be modified with the help of CSS. Below is an example of code that shows how you can change the style of a button in a Telerik component:
<TelerikButton Class="my-custom-style">Click Me</TelerikButton>
<style>
.my-custom-style {
background-color: #f00;
color: #fff;
border-radius: 5px;
padding: 10px;
}
</style>
Line-by-Line Explanation
<TelerikButton Class="my-custom-style">Click Me</TelerikButton>This line creates a Telerik button that is defined with the class "my-custom-style".
<style>This tag is used to add internal CSS.
.my-custom-styleThis CSS class is defined to apply specific styles to the Telerik button.
background-color: #f00;This line changes the background color of the button to red.
color: #fff;This line changes the text color of the button to white.
border-radius: 5px;This line sets the border radius of the button to 5 pixels, rounding its corners.
padding: 10px;This line adjusts the internal padding of the button to 10 pixels.