Completed
Last Updated: 17 Apr 2026 10:41 by ADMIN

When the HTML is rendering, I don't see the Id. I need it for QA Test automation.

<TelerikButtonGroup SelectionMode="ButtonGroupSelectionMode.Single" >
     <ButtonGroupToggleButton Class="pg-toggle-item"
                             Id="ToggleButton_Block" Selected="@item.IsBlockDomain">Decsription1</ButtonGroupToggleButton>
     <ButtonGroupToggleButton Class="pg-toggle-item"
                              Id="ToggleButton_Allow" Selected="@item.IsAllowDomain">Decsription2</ButtonGroupToggleButton>
     <ButtonGroupToggleButton Class="pg-toggle-item"
                              Id="ToggleButton_Cookieblock" Selected="@item.IsBlockCookies">    Decsription3 </ButtonGroupToggleButton>
 </TelerikButtonGroup>

Unplanned
Last Updated: 02 Jul 2025 11:16 by Julia
Created by: Julia
Comments: 0
Category: ButtonGroup
Type: Feature Request
1
TelerikButtonGroup does not support aria-label. As a result, the user can not use JAWS first-letter navigation, because instead of the name of the group, there is white space.
Declined
Last Updated: 29 Mar 2021 08:10 by ADMIN
Created by: Marc Simkin
Comments: 1
Category: ButtonGroup
Type: Feature Request
0

Pretty basic, the menu allows for a separator, which is a line.

It would be nice for the button group to allow for a separator that is just white space/extra padding between specific buttons, similar to how the buttons are rendered on this editor.

Using multiple button groups will not resolve the issue, when only one button at a time from is allowed to be clicked.

For example, the below is my button group:

Add  Include Exclude Insert Move Undo

I would like to have more space between specific pairs of buttons

The above buttons will perform specific operations on a set of data.  They are mutually exclusive, in that only one operation can be executed at a time.  It would be nice to have some more space between specific pairs of buttons.  For example:

Add  Include Exclude   Insert Move  Undo
Using a toggle button is a possibility, however the Undo operation can revert any of the previous operations.