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Hello Brian,
Thank you for providing the screenshot.
Border color is defined by SelectedSegmentBackgroundColor property of the control by design. I am afraid there isn't a way to set the border for different segments. We have a feature request logged for exposing more styling options for the segments, you could comment and cast your vote at the link below:
https://feedback.telerik.com/xamarin/1366194-segmentedcontrol-expose-additional-properties-or-mechanism-to-control-the-appearance-of-the-items
You can consider using a RadTabView control instead as it provides more ways to customize the HeaderItems by setting custom control templates. You can find more information on the following article from our documentation page - TabViewHeaderItem. Furthermore, you can have a look at the examples in the SDK Samples Application(located in the Examples folder of your local Telerik UI for Xamarin installation) or in the QSF Application(located in the QSF folder of your local installation).
Let me know if you have any additional questions.
Regards,
Yana
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Thank you for providing the screenshot.
Border color is defined by SelectedSegmentBackgroundColor property of the control by design. I am afraid there isn't a way to set the border for different segments. We have a feature request logged for exposing more styling options for the segments, you could comment and cast your vote at the link below:
https://feedback.telerik.com/xamarin/1366194-segmentedcontrol-expose-additional-properties-or-mechanism-to-control-the-appearance-of-the-items
You can consider using a RadTabView control instead as it provides more ways to customize the HeaderItems by setting custom control templates. You can find more information on the following article from our documentation page - TabViewHeaderItem. Furthermore, you can have a look at the examples in the SDK Samples Application(located in the Examples folder of your local Telerik UI for Xamarin installation) or in the QSF Application(located in the QSF folder of your local installation).
Let me know if you have any additional questions.
Regards,
Yana
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answered on 04 Feb 2019, 01:26 PM
Hi Yana, I got it working but I have one more question. Can I change the font attributes if I use a custom renderer? I can't go to radTabView for other issues with Tab and now I've SegmentedControl so close. :) . I will update the feat request above and explain that I still would like header attributes style-able.
Thanks again,
B
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Hi Brian,
I am afraid that would not be an easy task, especially on Android. I have tested creating a custom renderers on Android and iOS platforms, you can find my sample project attached.
On Android we're wrapping a native RadSegmentedView control which basically is Android RadioGroup. You could explore the available options and try to find a way to set its font attributes.
I hope this would be helpful.
Regards,
Yana
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I am afraid that would not be an easy task, especially on Android. I have tested creating a custom renderers on Android and iOS platforms, you can find my sample project attached.
On Android we're wrapping a native RadSegmentedView control which basically is Android RadioGroup. You could explore the available options and try to find a way to set its font attributes.
I hope this would be helpful.
Regards,
Yana
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