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Cssclass attribute

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Maxime asked on 05 Jul 2012, 02:14 PM

grid.jpg

defaultskin.jpg

Hello everyone,

My head is going to blow up :D
I am generating a RadGrid in code-behind. First, i was using a default skin to be focused on functions, and not appearance.
I reached what i wanted to have on my grid, and now, i am trying to apply custom css class.

So, i removed the default skin from the grid by setting this :

EnableEmbeddedSkins="false" Skin=""

I have created a random class, for example this :

.myClass

{

background-color:blue;

}

In my code-behind, i set the CssClass property :

GCG_headerGroup = new

GridColumnGroup();

GCG_headerGroup.HeaderStyle.CssClass = "myClass";

Then, i add my columngroup to my grid, etc. But this is not working.
When i have a look on the HTML generated code, i see that there is still "rgMultiHeaderRow" class, and "rgHeader". My CssCLass aren't there. I don't want to set a unique css class for headers but severaln, and have it inside my css files in order to modify easily what i want.

Please see in attachement my grid with default skin : defaultskin.jpg
And what i want to achieve : grid.jpg. I made this one with attribute in ASPX page, but i want to build css inside css files.

Is it possible to do that ? Why is it so hard to set css classes ? Am i doing this wrong ?

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