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Hi,
The examples for RadSlideView are showing an item header similar to the standard Pivot Control. However I cannot find any way to accomplish that.
Including the header in the ItemTemplate will not produce the result where the header of the next item would be shown, as it works with the standard Pivot Control, and as it is in the examples shown in the documentation.
Am i missing something?
Thank you,
-Juho Ojala
The examples for RadSlideView are showing an item header similar to the standard Pivot Control. However I cannot find any way to accomplish that.
Including the header in the ItemTemplate will not produce the result where the header of the next item would be shown, as it works with the standard Pivot Control, and as it is in the examples shown in the documentation.
Am i missing something?
Thank you,
-Juho Ojala
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Hello Juno,
Thank you for your question.
If you mean the headers from the images in this article, then the reason they seem like a Pivot is, that RadSlideView is actually inside one of the PivotItems of Pivot control. Since probably this is not what you are looking for, you can read about AdjacentPreviewMode (in the same article), which can help you display a 'preview' of the next item. This way if you include the Header in the ItemTemplate and set the AdjacentItemPreviewMode to SlideViewAdjacentItemsPreviewMode.Next, you will be able so simulate a similar behavior.
I hope this information helps.
Regards,
Todor
Telerik
Thank you for your question.
If you mean the headers from the images in this article, then the reason they seem like a Pivot is, that RadSlideView is actually inside one of the PivotItems of Pivot control. Since probably this is not what you are looking for, you can read about AdjacentPreviewMode (in the same article), which can help you display a 'preview' of the next item. This way if you include the Header in the ItemTemplate and set the AdjacentItemPreviewMode to SlideViewAdjacentItemsPreviewMode.Next, you will be able so simulate a similar behavior.
I hope this information helps.
Regards,
Todor
Telerik
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