The ImageList property is visible in the Properties section of VisualStudio for RadTextBox, RadTextBoxControl etc.

How to reproduce: set the MinimumSize property of a RadButton in a DPI-aware app
Workaround: 
Public Class RadForm1
    Dim minMaxStack = New Stack(Of Dictionary(Of Control, Tuple(Of Size, Size)))()

    Sub New()
        InitializeComponent()
    End Sub

    Protected Overrides Sub HandleDpiChanged()

        Dim scaleFactor As Single = 1.0F
        Dim oldDpi = GetType(RadFormControlBase).GetField("oldDpi", BindingFlags.Instance Or BindingFlags.NonPublic).GetValue(Me)
        Dim currentDpi = GetType(RadFormControlBase).GetField("currentDpi", BindingFlags.Instance Or BindingFlags.NonPublic).GetValue(Me)

        If oldDpi <> 0 Then
            scaleFactor = CSng(currentDpi) / oldDpi
        ElseIf oldDpi = 0 Then
            scaleFactor = CSng(currentDpi) / 96.0F
        End If

        If scaleFactor = 1.0F Then
            Return
        End If

        Me.SaveMinMaxStates()
        MyBase.HandleDpiChanged()
        Me.RestoreMinMaxStates()

    End Sub

    Private Sub SaveMinMaxStates()
        If Me.minMaxStack Is Nothing Then
            Me.minMaxStack = New Stack(Of Dictionary(Of Control, Tuple(Of Size, Size)))()
        End If

        Dim minMax As New Dictionary(Of Control, Tuple(Of Size, Size))()
        Dim queue As New Queue(Of Control)()

        For Each ctrl As Control In Me.Controls
            queue.Enqueue(ctrl)
        Next

        While queue.Count > 0
            Dim ctrl As Control = queue.Dequeue()
            If TypeOf ctrl Is RadControl Then
                minMax.Add(ctrl, New Tuple(Of Size, Size)(ctrl.MinimumSize, ctrl.MaximumSize))
                ctrl.MinimumSize = Size.Empty
                ctrl.MaximumSize = Size.Empty
            End If

            For Each childControl As Control In ctrl.Controls
                queue.Enqueue(childControl)
            Next
        End While

        Me.minMaxStack.Push(minMax)
    End Sub

    Private Sub RestoreMinMaxStates()
        Dim minMax As Dictionary(Of Control, Tuple(Of Size, Size)) = Me.minMaxStack.Pop()
        Dim queue As New Queue(Of Control)()

        For Each ctrl As Control In Me.Controls
            queue.Enqueue(ctrl)
        Next

        While queue.Count > 0
            Dim ctrl As Control = queue.Dequeue()

            If minMax.ContainsKey(ctrl) Then
                ctrl.MinimumSize = minMax(ctrl).Item1
                ctrl.MaximumSize = minMax(ctrl).Item2
                minMax.Remove(ctrl)
            End If

            For Each childControl As Control In ctrl.Controls
                queue.Enqueue(childControl)
            Next
        End While

        minMax.Clear()
    End Sub
End Class

The restore button of RadForm has the following inconsistent styles: 

Office2010Silver - The image is identical for the maximize and restore states Office2010Black - The back color of the button is wrong when the form is started maximized.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Add a separator to a form
2. Set Orientation to Vertical
3. Set the theme to TelerikMetro or TelerikMetroBlue

You will see that the separator is not drawn correctly.

How to reproduce: check the attached screenshot

Workaround create a custom RadPrintPreviewDialog
public class MyRadPrintPreviewDialog : RadPrintPreviewDialog
{
    protected override WatermarkPreviewDialog CreateWatermarkDialog()
    {
        WatermarkPreviewDialog dialog = new WatermarkPreviewDialog(this.Document);

        RadPageViewPage pageText = (RadPageViewPage)dialog.Controls["radPageView1"].Controls["pageText"];
        ((PlusMinusEditor)pageText.Controls["plusMinusEditorTextHOffset"]).TextBox.Width = 43;
        ((PlusMinusEditor)pageText.Controls["plusMinusEditorTextVOffset"]).TextBox.Width = 43;
        ((PlusMinusEditor)pageText.Controls["plusMinusEditorTextAngle"]).TextBox.Width = 43;
        ((PlusMinusEditor)pageText.Controls["plusMinusEditorTextOpacity"]).TextBox.Width = 43;
        RadPageViewPage pagePicture = (RadPageViewPage)dialog.Controls["radPageView1"].Controls["pagePicture"];
        ((PlusMinusEditor)pagePicture.Controls["plusMinusEditorImageHOffset"]).TextBox.Width = 43;
        ((PlusMinusEditor)pagePicture.Controls["plusMinusEditorImageVOffset"]).TextBox.Width = 43;
        ((PlusMinusEditor)pagePicture.Controls["plusMinusEditorImageOpacity"]).TextBox.Width = 43;

        return dialog;
    }
}

WindowForms - the source code(RadControlsVS2010) does not build in Debug40 configuration.

When maximizing child form in MDI container form with Windows8theme applied, the theming of the MDI buttons would be missing.

To reproduce:
- Create a treeview with the Visual Studio 2012 Light theme.
- Add multiple nodes to the tree
- Select the first node
- While hovering the selected first node with the mouse press the down arrow to select the next node
- The text of the first node will stay white while the hover background will also be white making the text seem like it vanishes.

Workaround:
- Open the theme in Visual Style Builder 
- Expand the tree view in the Controls Structure window
- In the ElementState window select MouseOver state
- Add Normal Fore Color font style to the mouse over state

To reproduce:
Dock a window under another with these themes( blue black silver): instead of docking under, it docks overs as if over the tab icon instead of the down arrow.

Workaround:

-Extract the predefined themes 
-Open the Office2010blue theme with Visual Style Builder
-In the control structure window select RadDock - Docking Guides
-Expand DockingGuidesElement and select BottomImage
-In the Elements window expand DockingGuidesElement and set filter to changed properties
-Change LocationOnCenterGuide property to 45;90
-Save the theme and use it in your application

How to reproduce: check the attached incorrect-text-position.gif  video

Workaround: change the SolidDisabledBorder repository according to the attached custom-metro-blue-theme.gif video and theme

To reproduce:
- Apply the Office2013Light theme to a RadDock with document windows.
- Set ShowDocumentCloseButton to true.
- You will notice that the close button does not appear.

Steps to reproduce: 
1. Open Demo Application 
2. Navigate to GridView >> Custom painting example 
3. Open themes and choose Office2013Light and a message box is shown. 

Change the gestures logic so it can be enabled/disabled per-control.

see Control1.SupportsGestures property

Expose the SupportsGesture property in the GestureInfoHelper class to enable users to enable/disable gesture support manually.
Workaround:
set the field with Reflection
private void DisableGestures()
        {
            Type gestureHelperType = typeof(GestureInfoHelper);
            FieldInfo field = gestureHelperType.GetField("supportsGestures", BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Static);
            field.SetValue(null,false);
        }

1. Create a new project and setup a splash screen.
2. While the splash screen loads create a screen tip.
3. Run the project

To reproduce:
Add a RadSpinEditor with one of the following themes:
Breeze
Desert
Office2010Black/Silver/Blue
Office2013Light/Dark
VisualStudio2012Light
Windows8

Put your mouse over the RadSpinEditor and quickly move it out. You will notice that the border is not being reset.

Workaround:
From VisualStyleBuilder remove the border of RadSpinEditorElement on ContainsMouse

One should not be able to trigger a shortcut if the element that has the shortcut assigned is disabled.

The design of RadButton in ControlDefault Default state should be implemented through setting the BorderBoxStyle to OuterInnerBorder. When the default drawing is used, however, the inner border introduces visual glitches in the control's corners.

When a child form is opened in a new thread, and tooltips are used in the child form, cross thread exception is thrown, due to the fact that RadToolTip internally uses a static control instance.

 public class ManagedThread
    {
        private Thread _thread;
        public ManagedThread()
        {
            _thread = new Thread(new ThreadStart(OpenNew));
        }

        private void OpenNew()
        {
            Child form = new Child();
            form.Text = "my text";
            form.ShowDialog();
        }
}

The second time the child form is opened, when you try to show tooltips of a control e.g. RadDropDownList with ToolTipTextNeeded, the exception is thrown.

Workaround: use screentips instead of tooltips: http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/winforms/treeview/how-to/assign-radscreentip-to-nodes

To reproduce:
The result of the following line is always null:
var test = ThemeResolutionService.GetTheme(ThemeResolutionService.ApplicationThemeName).FindStyleGroup("Telerik.WinControls.UI.RadLabel");

Workaround:
var test1 = ThemeResolutionService.GetTheme(ThemeResolutionService.ApplicationThemeName).FindStyleGroup(new RadLabel());