Horizontal scrollbar is overlapping the last row of data.

[Martin]

I'm using the latest version of Telerik UI for WPF - Framework 4.8

and i have the same issue as described here: https://www.telerik.com/forums/the-scroll-bars-are-placed-in-the-tables

from April .. 

Will this issue get fixed sometime soon ? 

or is there a quick fix ?

[Stenly]

I have tried to reproduce this behavior, however, on my end, the scrollbars are not displayed over the last row. May I ask if you could provide a bit more information regarding this behavior? More specifically, what theme is being used? Also, I have attached the test project, so, could you give it a try and let me know if I am missing something?

[Asem]

 

Hello @Stenly , I have integrated your code in my project and here is the result :( always there is a problem

 

this is what we need

[Skurken]

Hi Asem .. i fail to see the problem i described in your pictures. 

My issue was that the last element in the list i hidden by the scollviewer - on your pictures i can see the whole element when scrolled to the end. 

[Stenly]

Hello Asem,

Looking at the first image that you have provided, it seems that the Fluent theme is being used. By design, the scrollbars are displayed over the content. A possible way to prevent the scrollbars from hiding certain cells would be to change the ScrollBarsMode property to Compact. This way, the bars will not expand on a mouseover and will stay narrow.

Alternatively, a different theme could be used. Currently, this design choice is present only in the Fluent and Crystal themes. 

I hope the provided information will be of help to you.

[Skurken]

Hi Stenly 

I just tried setting the ScrollBarsMode to Compact ( inside MainWindow()  constructor ) - it doesnt work ?

Is there a correct place to add this line of code :

FluentPalette.Palette.ScrollBarsMode = Telerik.Windows.Controls.Theming.ScrollViewerScrollBarsMode.Compact;

Scrollbars still look like normal.

[Martin Ivanov]

The ScrollBarsMode should be set before the Telerik components are initialized. For example, you can do this in the App class, or in the static constructor of the MainWindow or in the instance constructor of MainWindow, but before the InitializeComponent call. For example:

static MainWindow()
{
     FluentPalette.Palette.ScrollBarsMode = Telerik.Windows.Controls.Theming.ScrollViewerScrollBarsMode.Compact; 
}

[Skurken]

Thanks.

I can't make it work.

I think that the MahApps.Metro theme is somehow overriding the scrollbar styling. 

[Martin Ivanov]

Possibly. Telerik applies a custom style for the WPF native ScrollViewer control to achieve the Fluent look and feel. If the MahApps.Metro styles do the same, there could be a conflict. What you can try is to define the Telerik resources after the MahApps.Metro ones. If this doesn't help, I would suggest you to open a new support ticket and attach the project with the troublesome behavior there.