If you like the Google Material design, you can vote for this item. This will help us prioritize the item and decide when to implement a Material skin for the Telerik UI for ASP.NET AJAX controls.

RadImageGallery fullscreen mode overrides viewport meta tag set on page.
If the user sets the following meta tag:

<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, minimum-scale=1, maximum-scale=1.0, user-scalable=no, height=device-height" />

initially the page is not scalable. When the Gallery enters fullscreen mode, the page is zoomed out.
And when you exit fullscreen, the page stays zoomed out, the gallery proportions are changed and fonts are smaller.

as you know we purchased DevCraft Complete and it is really hard to download everything file by file.

I really wish if you have one magic button which when i click it it will download the entire files for all DevCraft Complete updates for ajax, kendu, reporting etc

Removing the vertical scrolling of the source code container will make the code much easier for reading, both for desktop and mobile devices. 

when trying to use the Visual Style Builder with IE 11, I get error

"System requirements not met

The Visual Style Builder requires a modern browser.

You can either upgrade Internet Explorer, or try Firefox for better experience on javascript-rich applications, such as this."

If a long paragraph is copied into the editor, <br> tags appear in thea content without being added at first place. 

For the time being you can resolve this by adding the following script below the editor declaration:

<telerik:RadEditor runat="server" ID="RadEditor1" StripFormattingOptions="AllExceptNewLines"></telerik:RadEditor>

<script type="text/javascript">
    var oldStripFormatting = Telerik.Web.UI.Editor.Utils.stripFormatting;

    Telerik.Web.UI.Editor.Utils.stripFormatting = function (textHtml, clearValue) {
        if (clearValue === "ALL_NO_BRAKES") {
            textHtml = textHtml.replace(/\n/g, "");
            textHtml = textHtml.replace(/<\/p>/g, "<br/>");
        }

        textHtml = oldStripFormatting.call(this, textHtml, clearValue);
        return textHtml;
    }
</script>

Under IE, when two tables are placed next to each other, the Table Properties may cause the one to appear nested inside.


Currently, this can be workarounded only by assuring that there is some element between them - <br>, <p>, <div>, <span> etc.

Here is the missing resource name: pTelerik.Web.UI.Skins|Telerik.Web.UI.Skins.Web20.Common.radGradientListSprite.png
You can see if this is your case as well by decrypting the WebResource request that fails as shown here: http://blogs.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/posts/07-03-27/debugging-asp-net-2-0-web-resources-decrypting-the-url-and-getting-the-resource-name.aspx

At present, when a Telerik product is installed via an automated installer (WebInstaller or a downloaded MSI package), a shortcut to it is added on the desktop.

This feature should be optional, e.g., via a checkbox during the installation wizard.

When RenderMode is set to LightWeight and ToolbarMode is RibbonBar, a JavaScript error is thrown.

I don't know what you call this button but it is a crossover between a drop down list/mega menu and a button.

Very simple example:
Google's "More" button across the top next to News/Videos/Maps and then there is the "More" button with the other options. 
https://www.google.com/#q=dog

Next example:
Your site! The skin selecting drop down:
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/grid/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx

The option for a full fluid width like this would be nice along with the possibility of a fixed or fitted width. I also really like the animated arrow up/down.

But the mega menu example is Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/

Their buttons/drop downs in the top right for "Your Account", "Try Prime", "Cart", and "Wish List".

These are beautiful and would be great functionality. It would also be ideal if the button/link itself that triggers the drop down doesn't have styles like the skins so they can easily be integrated into a website's existing navigational items and site design.