Carlos Alberto
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Carlos Alberto
asked on 02 Dec 2014, 05:30 PM
Greetings
I want to customize a RadGridView control, I’ve attached an image, where it shows the
actual grid at the left and the custom one at the right indicated with a red square
My problem is that I need to “hide” or make “invisible” de line divisions of the two
columns of both sides of the column with checkbox, is that possible? Or what can I do? Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
I want to customize a RadGridView control, I’ve attached an image, where it shows the
actual grid at the left and the custom one at the right indicated with a red square
My problem is that I need to “hide” or make “invisible” de line divisions of the two
columns of both sides of the column with checkbox, is that possible? Or what can I do? Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
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Hi,
In order to hide all the grid lines, you can configure RadGridView with GridLinesVisibility="None".
If you wish to modify the vertical grid lines around just one column in your grid, you should re-define the template of GridViewCell so that no vertical lines to be displayed. Using Implicit Styles gives you the ability to easily extract and edit the default ControlTemplates of the controls. You can follow this article on two different approaches on how to extract the ControlTemplates.
Regards,
Dimitrina
Telerik
In order to hide all the grid lines, you can configure RadGridView with GridLinesVisibility="None".
If you wish to modify the vertical grid lines around just one column in your grid, you should re-define the template of GridViewCell so that no vertical lines to be displayed. Using Implicit Styles gives you the ability to easily extract and edit the default ControlTemplates of the controls. You can follow this article on two different approaches on how to extract the ControlTemplates.
Regards,
Dimitrina
Telerik
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