Hi Rick,
Normally, you would need to change the template of RadScheduleView control - to remove the ListBox which holds the ViewDefinitions as its Items and to insert your own visual elements. This would require that you include in your project a lot of xaml mark-up.
So I would suggest that you use the approach demonstrated in the online
FirstLook example of RadScheduleView. You can hide the navigation header via NavigationHeaderVisibility="Collapsed" and place your own visual elements.
For changing the formatting of the visible range text, however, you do need to edit the RadScheduleView template. Contained in the NavigationHeader Border, you will find the following ContentControl:
If you bind to
VisibleRange instead of
CurrentVisibleRangeText, and provide a custom style that contains string formatted TextBlocks:
you will be able to change the formatting of the visible range text.
I hope this will help in customizing your instance of RadScheduleView.
Kind regards,
Dani
the Telerik team
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