Closed newyankeecodeshop closed 9 years ago
TextBox does use the k-textbox class or something like that
True, but MultilineText and TabStrip also use "k-" class names, but they don't have Kendo prefixes. I assumed that it's more about whether a widget is being wrapped.
hmm. Maybe they should. I'm mostly thinking ahead about making it clear which bits require kendo (js or css) on the page.
Probably we should reconfigure the require shims, so that we can have a 'kendo' directory, and not include 'kendo' in any control names, just have them in that kendo "namespace".
It would probably be better to remove the default "k-" class names for non-kendo widgets. Most of our widgets take className as a prop, so folks can use "k-" classes if they use kendo elsewhere. I like the idea to reconfigure the shims. I don't understand it enough to know how to do it.
KendoDate -> KendoDatePicker KendoDatetime -> KendoDateTimePicker KendoTime -> KendoTimePicker KendoNumber -> KendoNumericTextBox KendoText -> TextBox (not actually a kendo-based widget)