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Hello John,
You will need to customize the template of RadClock used to display the hours. I have attached a sample project to demonstrate how the required look could be achieved. Please take a look at the App.xaml file which contains the modified RadClockStyle, the changes I made are:
- inside ItemsPanelTemplate set the Column property of the RadUniformGrid to "1";
- inside the ControlTemplate added a ScrollVIewer which wraps the ItemsPresenter.
Note that I've used Implicit Styles to set the theme to the DateTimePicker, so you should reference the assemblies from Binaries.NoXaml folder.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Yana
Telerik
You will need to customize the template of RadClock used to display the hours. I have attached a sample project to demonstrate how the required look could be achieved. Please take a look at the App.xaml file which contains the modified RadClockStyle, the changes I made are:
- inside ItemsPanelTemplate set the Column property of the RadUniformGrid to "1";
- inside the ControlTemplate added a ScrollVIewer which wraps the ItemsPresenter.
Note that I've used Implicit Styles to set the theme to the DateTimePicker, so you should reference the assemblies from Binaries.NoXaml folder.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Yana
Telerik
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answered on 25 May 2016, 09:10 PM
Very nice! I like it!