This is the behavior for collapsing the ribbon and showing the the small image for RadButtonElement: https://docs.telerik.com/devtools/winforms/controls/ribbonbar/designing-radribbonbar/using-large-and-small-images

A similar functionality should be available for the ActionElement in RadDropDownButtonElement and  RadSplitButtonElement.

Please run the attached sample project and navigate with the left/right arrows: 

I want that the user can select a value from al list like in excel:

Currently, when using the Excel-like filtering and RadListFilterPopup it does not allow filtering by time, only by date:

To reproduce:

1. Bind a RadGridView to the Northwind.Products table

2. Enable the header checkbox for the Discontinued column

3. Set the ReadOnly property either for the grid or for the specific column.

The header checkbox is not allowed to be toggled. However, you can toggle/untoggle it which affects all the data rows.

Public Class RadForm2
    Public Sub New()
        InitializeComponent()

        AddHandler Me.RadChartView1.CreateRenderer, AddressOf radChartView1_CreateRenderer

        Me.RadChartView1.ShowSmartLabels = True
        Me.RadChartView1.ShowPanZoom = True

        Dim barSeries As New BarSeries()
        Dim barSeries1 As New BarSeries()
        Dim barSeries2 As New BarSeries()
        Dim rand As New Random()
        barSeries.DataPoints.Add(New CategoricalDataPoint(101, 0))
        barSeries1.DataPoints.Add(New CategoricalDataPoint(101, 0))
        barSeries2.DataPoints.Add(New CategoricalDataPoint(101, 0))
        For i As Integer = 1 To 9
            barSeries.DataPoints.Add(New CategoricalDataPoint(rand.[Next](100), i))
            barSeries1.DataPoints.Add(New CategoricalDataPoint(rand.[Next](100), i))
            barSeries2.DataPoints.Add(New CategoricalDataPoint(rand.[Next](100), i))
        Next

        barSeries.ShowLabels = True
        barSeries.DrawLinesToLabels = True
        barSeries1.ShowLabels = True
        barSeries1.DrawLinesToLabels = True
        barSeries2.ShowLabels = True
        barSeries2.DrawLinesToLabels = True

        Me.RadChartView1.Series.Add(barSeries)
        Me.RadChartView1.Series.Add(barSeries1)
        Me.RadChartView1.Series.Add(barSeries2)
    End Sub

    Private Sub radChartView1_CreateRenderer(sender As Object, e As ChartViewCreateRendererEventArgs)
        'e.Renderer = New CustomCartesianRenderer(TryCast(e.Area, CartesianArea))
    End Sub
End Class


Workaround: Create a custom renderer
Public Class CustomCartesianRenderer
    Inherits CartesianRenderer
    Public Sub New(area As CartesianArea)
        MyBase.New(area)
    End Sub

    Protected Overrides Sub Initialize()
        MyBase.Initialize()

        For i As Integer = 0 To Me.DrawParts.Count - 1
            Dim labelPart As BarLabelElementDrawPart = TryCast(Me.DrawParts(i), BarLabelElementDrawPart)
            If labelPart IsNot Nothing Then
                Me.DrawParts(i) = New CustomBarLabelElementDrawPart(DirectCast(labelPart.Element, BarSeries), Me)
            End If
        Next
    End Sub
End Class

Public Class CustomBarLabelElementDrawPart
    Inherits BarLabelElementDrawPart
    Public Sub New(owner As ChartSeries, renderer As IChartRenderer)
        MyBase.New(owner, renderer)
    End Sub

    Public Overrides Sub Draw()
        Dim graphics As Graphics = TryCast(Me.Renderer.Surface, Graphics)
        Dim cartesianSeries As CartesianSeries = TryCast(Me.Element, CartesianSeries)
        If cartesianSeries IsNot Nothing Then
            Dim area As CartesianArea = DirectCast(cartesianSeries.[GetType]().GetField("area", BindingFlags.Instance Or BindingFlags.NonPublic).GetValue(cartesianSeries), CartesianArea)
            Dim clipRect As RectangleF = DirectCast(area.[GetType]().GetMethod("GetCartesianClipRect", BindingFlags.Instance Or BindingFlags.NonPublic).Invoke(area, New Object() {}), RectangleF)

            graphics.SetClip(clipRect)
        End If

        MyBase.Draw()

        graphics.ResetClip()
    End Sub

    Protected Overrides Function GetLineStart(label As LabelElement, point As DataPointElement, isSmartLabel As Boolean) As PointF
        Dim lineStart As PointF = MyBase.GetLineStart(label, point, isSmartLabel)

        Dim x As Single = CSng(TryCast(Me.Element.View, IChartView).PlotOriginX)
        Dim y As Single = CSng(TryCast(Me.Element.View, IChartView).PlotOriginY)

        lineStart.X += x
        lineStart.Y += y

        Return lineStart
    End Function

    Protected Overrides Function GetLineEnd(label As LabelElement, point As DataPointElement, isSmartLabel As Boolean) As PointF
        Dim lineEnd As PointF = MyBase.GetLineEnd(label, point, isSmartLabel)

        If Not isSmartLabel Then
            Dim x As Single = CSng(TryCast(Me.Element.View, IChartView).PlotOriginX)
            Dim y As Single = CSng(TryCast(Me.Element.View, IChartView).PlotOriginY)
            lineEnd.X += x
            lineEnd.Y += y
        End If

        Return lineEnd
    End Function
End Class

Run the attached sample project, paste the path to the TestTemplates folder in the text box and click Start. You will notice the that the illustrated time in the labels gets bigger and bigger.

Workaround: this is not a complete solution but is reduces the load time:

radDiagram1.Clear(); 
            radDiagram1.DiagramElement.FindDescendant<Telerik.WinControls.UI.Diagrams.Primitives.BackgroundPageGrid>().FindDescendant<Telerik.WinControls.UI.Diagrams.Canvas>().Children.Clear();
		

1.Load an image to RadImageEditor and click the save button:

2. Enter the file name and select .jpeg extension:

3. Even though the file is saved as .jpg, its stores .png content:

Currently, it takes around 5 seconds to load the RadSpreadsheetRibbonBar.

Please run the project and compare the load time when clicking the two buttons in the main form.

1. Add RadScrollablePanel

2. Add RadGroupBox inside the scrollable panel

3. The group box's shadow is missing

The solution in this KB article is used: https://docs.telerik.com/devtools/winforms/knowledge-base/clickonce-application-is-broken 

Follow the steps:

1. Set your main monitor to be with higher than 100% DPI scaling (e.g. 175%, 200%)

2. Set the secondary monitor with 100% DPI scaling.

3. Run the exe from the project on the secondary monitor with 100% DPI scaling. You will notice that all controls that host the standard MS TextBox are incorrectly scaled: