Rieni De Rijke
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Rieni De Rijke
asked on 11 Jun 2010, 03:52 PM
When we set the GridViewDataColumn BackGroundColor sometimes the selected-row-color hides behind the columncolor and sometimes it does not.
Example:
Using Background="#20FF0011" the selected-row-color appeares as aspected.
Using Background="#CCFFCC" the selected-row-color hides behind the colomn.
Why this difference?
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Hello Rieni De Rijke,
The cells are rendered on top of the rows and as such setting an opaque color to cells and columns will hide the MouseOver and Selected visuals. In the first case you are using a semi-transparent color (#20FF0011) which lets the visuals to pass through, although a bit distorted. If you add some transparency to the second color it should be fine (for example change it from #CCFFCC to #20CCFFCC).
I hope this helps.
All the best,
Kalin Milanov
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The cells are rendered on top of the rows and as such setting an opaque color to cells and columns will hide the MouseOver and Selected visuals. In the first case you are using a semi-transparent color (#20FF0011) which lets the visuals to pass through, although a bit distorted. If you add some transparency to the second color it should be fine (for example change it from #CCFFCC to #20CCFFCC).
I hope this helps.
All the best,
Kalin Milanov
the Telerik team
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