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Hi Hans,
I logged a feature request on your behalf for a MultiColumnComboBox DropDownElementStyle property. Vote for it in order to increase its priority. I have also updated your telerik points as a small gesture of gratitude for bringing this to our attention.
Meanwhile, I would suggest you to use an implicit style targeting RadGridView in order to style the drop down GridView. in case you want to avoid styling the same way another RadGridView control in your application, you can set this style in MultiColumnComboBox resources. In case you use NoXaml binaries, please make sure to base this style to RadGridViewStyle.
You can also check GridView ItemsSourceProvider help article for a reference on the available RadGridView properties.
Regards,
Vera
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I logged a feature request on your behalf for a MultiColumnComboBox DropDownElementStyle property. Vote for it in order to increase its priority. I have also updated your telerik points as a small gesture of gratitude for bringing this to our attention.
Meanwhile, I would suggest you to use an implicit style targeting RadGridView in order to style the drop down GridView. in case you want to avoid styling the same way another RadGridView control in your application, you can set this style in MultiColumnComboBox resources. In case you use NoXaml binaries, please make sure to base this style to RadGridViewStyle.
<telerik:RadMultiColumnComboBox.Resources> <Style TargetType="telerik:RadGridView" > <Setter Property="IsReadOnly" Value="True"/> </Style> </telerik:RadMultiColumnComboBox.Resources>You can also check GridView ItemsSourceProvider help article for a reference on the available RadGridView properties.
Regards,
Vera
Progress TelerikWant to extend the target reach of your WPF applications, leveraging iOS, Android, and UWP? Try UI for Xamarin, a suite of polished and feature-rich components for the Xamarin framework, which allow you to write beautiful native mobile apps using a single shared C# codebase.