The new 15.1 install program successfully installed the Ajax Control Toolkit only, without any additional materials.
(Similar comments apply to the NUGET tool.)
As a result, for example, the calendar extender produces a transparent drop-down box that conflicts catastrophically with the text already on the page. This is clearly NOT the behavior of the original toolkit’s control.
In particular, no css info. nor any other formatting info. appears to have been installed. Is it possible that this has been overlooked?
Dr. John Courtney.
Comments: Hi John! All CSS files are distributed as embedded resources included into the AjaxControlToolkit.dll assembly. There is a special NuGet package containing CSS files: [AjaxControlToolkit.StaticResources](https://www.nuget.org/packages/AjaxControlToolkit.StaticResources/). After you install this package in your project, .CSS files will be added to it, so you can easily watch and modify them.
(Similar comments apply to the NUGET tool.)
As a result, for example, the calendar extender produces a transparent drop-down box that conflicts catastrophically with the text already on the page. This is clearly NOT the behavior of the original toolkit’s control.
In particular, no css info. nor any other formatting info. appears to have been installed. Is it possible that this has been overlooked?
Dr. John Courtney.
Comments: Hi John! All CSS files are distributed as embedded resources included into the AjaxControlToolkit.dll assembly. There is a special NuGet package containing CSS files: [AjaxControlToolkit.StaticResources](https://www.nuget.org/packages/AjaxControlToolkit.StaticResources/). After you install this package in your project, .CSS files will be added to it, so you can easily watch and modify them.