Hi Telerik,
I just came across an issue and if you can please guide me in this regard.
The issue is that
I want that only the root node (First Node) of tree view dont show its Plus Minus (sign) and it reduce its (only its) indentation as well.
I can see that the property for plus minus is available but that property implements on whole treeview, which is not acceptable to us. And we will need to reduce its indentation as well because if somehow I could be able to hide the plus minus sign the gap between the treeview control border and its first node will look odd.
I hope,I can cleared my point. I wanted to send u the dummy treeview pic to show exactly what I want but i guess attached is not provided this Telerik threads.To understand my application, Its tree view is like that I have One node and all about 100 or so childs and sub childs are under that Single node. So we are looking to hide the Top (Root) node Plus Minus sign and indent the treeview little left to the gap dont look too much.
Looking forward to your quick and helpful response as always.
Regards,
Haroon.
I just came across an issue and if you can please guide me in this regard.
The issue is that
I want that only the root node (First Node) of tree view dont show its Plus Minus (sign) and it reduce its (only its) indentation as well.
I can see that the property for plus minus is available but that property implements on whole treeview, which is not acceptable to us. And we will need to reduce its indentation as well because if somehow I could be able to hide the plus minus sign the gap between the treeview control border and its first node will look odd.
I hope,I can cleared my point. I wanted to send u the dummy treeview pic to show exactly what I want but i guess attached is not provided this Telerik threads.To understand my application, Its tree view is like that I have One node and all about 100 or so childs and sub childs are under that Single node. So we are looking to hide the Top (Root) node Plus Minus sign and indent the treeview little left to the gap dont look too much.
Looking forward to your quick and helpful response as always.
Regards,
Haroon.