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@Iankodj Iankodj commented Dec 11, 2015

This continues from Toggle button.

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I haven't edited Toggle Button yet. Is it closed or do you want me to edit it?

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Iankodj commented Dec 21, 2015

Erik, the pull request is not closed and Toggle Button documentation should be edited. Is there something that stops you?

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It shows as closed 17 days ago, by you.

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Iankodj commented Dec 28, 2015

The closed one is #60. The pull request was recreated in #64 due to the new workflow. Therefore, editing on Toggle Button documentation should be done in this pull request (#64).

@danail-vasilev danail-vasilev force-pushed the ToggleButton branch 5 times, most recently from e56b05f to ef8852f Compare January 12, 2016 12:33
erikruth and others added 26 commits January 12, 2016 19:12
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Please review the inline comment I added, make the change I propose if correct, and then remove my inline comment.
Copy editing changes. At first while editing this I had comments in the article when I started to see some properties repeated in different sections. You might help the customer if you state that some properties can be set for the button, for a toggle state, for an icon or for image-specific features. I was confused until I figured out why they were repeated.
I made some minor edits that you will agree with, but I wonder if this headline "Hovered, Active and Disabled States" is a little misleading. The properties in the article are PressedUrl, HoveredUrl and DisabledUrl and I don't think "pressed" and "active" are the same thing. In example 2 you also discuss an image for the button in normal state. Why isn't "normal" part of the same headline? Is there also a property for normal that isn't discussed in the article?
Also, your slug for this article doesn't match the properties discussed in the article, so that's worse for search.
Please see the comments inline. 
Also, in the second way to configure the rendering mode of RadToggleButton using a global setting, the example never mentions RadToggleButton. It is implied that RadToggleButton is a PushButton but I don't remember reading that anywhere so I suggest you specifically say that here.
See my long comment.
Please see my comment about elastic design for this control. I think you need a better explanation about fluid vs responsive at the beginning of this article. I think to many of your customers, your definition of fluid is also what they think of when they think about responsive design, so I don't think you explain fluid design in enough detail.
I had an email exchange with Marin about Elastic vs Fluid vs Responsive on 21 December, and he said to add a comment that this help article (and all help articles that touch on this topic) have paragraphs that describe what fluid/elastic design is. Please add that. Here is the example he gave me about elastic design:  http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/aspnet-ajax/controls/tilelist/mobile-support/elastic-capabilities. Here is the example he gave me about fluid design: http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/aspnet-ajax/controls/rotator/mobile-support/fluid-capabilities
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@danail-vasilev danail-vasilev merged commit bfb2489 into master Jan 12, 2016
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