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‎docs-aspnet/_config.yml‎

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baseurl: /aspnet-core
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## The Kendo UI version used
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cdnVersion: "2025.1.227"
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cdnVersion: "2025.2.520"
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## The themes CDN used
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themesCdnVersion: "10.2.0"
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themesCdnVersion: "11.0.2"
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## The MVC Core version used
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mvcCoreVersion: "2025.1.227"
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mvcCoreVersion: "2025.2.520"
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productCode: UIASPCORE
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‎docs-aspnet/html-helpers/data-management/grid/toolbar.md‎

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{% endif %}
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In the 2025 Q2 release an alternative way to configure the tools has been implemented. It relies on the `Items` configuration of the Grid toolbar:
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```HtmlHelper
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.ToolBar(toolbar =>toolbar
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.Items(itm=>{
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itm.Edit();
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itm.Update();
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itm.CancelEdit();
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itm.Destroy();
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itm.Search();
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itm.Excel();
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itm.Sort();
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itm.Filter();
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itm.ColumnChooser();
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itm.Group().ReorderButtons(true);
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itm.Pdf();
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})
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.Overflow(overflow => overflow
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.Mode(ToolBarOverflowMode.Scroll)
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.ScrollButtons(ScrollButtonsType.Visible)
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.ScrollButtonsPosition(ScrollButtonsPositionType.Split)
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)
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)
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```
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| Command | Description | Resources|
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| Spacer | Moves the tools that are declared after it to the right side of the ToolBar.| |
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## Disable Inactive Tools
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Starting with 2025 Q2 release the Grid component provides the possibility to disable or hide the inactive tools when editing. By default the inactive tools will be hidden. When the `ToolBar.ShowInactiveTools` option is enabled the inactive tools will be displayed as disabled.
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In the example below, the inactive buttons will be disabled until a change in the Grid data is made:
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The following example demonstrates how to add a custom command to the Toolbar:
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```HtmlHelper
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@(Html.Kendo().Grid<MyApplication1.Models.ProductViewModel>()
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.Name("grid")
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.Columns(columns => {
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columns.Bound(p => p.ProductName);
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columns.Bound(p => p.UnitPrice).Width(140);
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columns.Bound(p => p.UnitsInStock).Width(140);
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columns.Bound(p => p.Discontinued).Width(100);
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columns.Command(command => command.Destroy()).Width(150);
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})
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.ToolBar(toolbar =>toolbar
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.Items(itm=>{
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itm.Create();
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itm.Edit();
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itm.Save();
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itm.CancelEdit();
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})
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.ShowInactiveTools(true)
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.Overflow(overflow => overflow
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.Mode(ToolBarOverflowMode.Scroll)
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.ScrollButtons(ScrollButtonsType.Visible)
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.ScrollButtonsPosition(ScrollButtonsPositionType.Split)
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)
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)
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.Editable(editable => editable.Mode(GridEditMode.InCell))
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//additional configuration omitted for brevity
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)
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</script>
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```
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{% if site.core %}
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```TagHelper
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<kendo-grid name="grid">
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<toolbar show-inactive-tools="true">
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<overflow mode=ToolBarOverflowMode.Scroll
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scroll-buttons=ScrollButtonsType.Visible
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scroll-buttons-position=ScrollButtonsPositionType.Split/>
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<toolbar-button name="create"></toolbar-button>
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<toolbar-button name="edit"></toolbar-button>
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<toolbar-button name="save"></toolbar-button>
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<toolbar-button name="cancelEdit"></toolbar-button>
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</toolbar>
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<editable mode="incell"/>
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</kendo-grid>
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```
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{% endif %}
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If you are using the `Toolbar.Items` configuration (available since the Q2 2025 release), you can add a custom command as shown below:
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```HtmlHelper
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.ToolBar(toolbar =>toolbar
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.Items(itm=>{
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itm.Excel();
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itm.Pdf();
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itm.Custom().ClientTemplate(
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Html.Kendo().Template().AddComponent(c => c
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.Button()
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.Name("refresh")
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.Icon("arrow-rotate-cw")
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.HtmlAttributes(new { title = "Refresh" })
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));
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})
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‎docs-aspnet/html-helpers/navigation/menu/icons.md‎

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title: Icons
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page_title: Telerik UI Menu component for {{ site.framework }} Documentation - Icons
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description: "Learn how you can display icons in the items of the {{ site.product }} Menu."
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slug: htmlhelpers_menu_icons
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position: 6
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---
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# Icons
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Starting with Telerik UI for {{ site.framework }} R2 2025, the Menu exposes two new icon-related fields&mdash;the [`DataIconField`](/api/kendo.mvc.ui.fluent/menubuilder#dataiconfieldsystemstring) and the [`DataIconClassField`](/api/kendo.mvc.ui.fluent/menubuilder#dataiconclassfieldsystemstring) options. Depending on your project's needs, you can enhance the content of the Menu by displaying either an SVG or a Font Icon. To display an icon in the items of the Menu, select one from the <a href="https://www.telerik.com/design-system/docs/foundation/iconography/icon-list/" target="_blank">list of icons supported by Telerik UI for {{ site.framework }}</a>, and set the `Icon` field to the necessary icon name.
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The following example demonstrates how to display SVG icons in the Menu's items when the component is configured for remote data binding. Also, the icon of the first item has a custom CSS class added through the `IconClass` option.
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```HtmlHelper
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.Name("menu")
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.DataTextField("Text")
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.DataIconClassField("IconClass")
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new MenuItem { Text = "Home", Icon = "home", IconClass = "custom-icon-class" },
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new MenuItem { Text = "About Us", Icon = "info-circle" },
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@using Kendo.Mvc.TagHelpers
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new MenuItemBase { Text = "Home", Icon = "home", IconClass = "custom-icon-class" },
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new MenuItem { Text = "About Us", Icon = "info-circle" },
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* [Knowledge Base Section](/knowledge-base)

‎docs-aspnet/html-helpers/navigation/menu/overview.md‎

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