How to add custom class for all kendo controls?

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How to add custom class for all kendo controls

Posted 20-Apr-16 4:15am

Updated 20-Apr-16 4:47am

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Dave Kreskowiak 20-Apr-16 10:25am

You might want to explain what you're really trying to do with this. Your question isn't answerable with the lack of detail you provided.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Apr-16 10:59am

Do you mean CSS class?
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Passion4Code · Answer 1 · 2016-04-20T04:47:00

Hello,

Your question seems that, you want to customize the kendo controls. So please follow the below links.

Adding custom css class to different controls. - General Discussions - Kendo UI Forum[^]

how to add css class to already created dropdpownlist? - DropDownList - Kendo UI Forum[^]

Before posting questions, please use google search. These are simple to be searched, else post after you tried adding and failed.
Thanks