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Hi Veda,
Thank you for writing.
You can customize the group header appearance by handling the ViewCellFormatting event. You should modify GridGroupContentCellElement properties in this case:
You may also want to change how specific text parts look. The easiest way to do this is by handling GroupSummaryEvaluate event and use our html like syntax:
To enable this feature on you should set the DisableHTMLRendering property to false when handling ViewCellFormatting event:
I hope this helps.
All the best,
Jack
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Thank you for writing.
You can customize the group header appearance by handling the ViewCellFormatting event. You should modify GridGroupContentCellElement properties in this case:
void radGridView1_ViewCellFormatting(object sender, CellFormattingEventArgs e){ GridGroupContentCellElement contentCell = e.CellElement as GridGroupContentCellElement; if (contentCell != null) { if (font == null) { font = new Font("Comic Sans MS", 12, FontStyle.Regular); } contentCell.Font = font; contentCell.ForeColor = Color.Red; }}You may also want to change how specific text parts look. The easiest way to do this is by handling GroupSummaryEvaluate event and use our html like syntax:
void radGridView1_GroupSummaryEvaluate(object sender, GroupSummaryEvaluationEventArgs e){ if (e.Context is GridViewGroupRowInfo) { e.FormatString = "<html><b>{0}:</b><font='Courier MS'><color=green><i>{1}</i>"; }}To enable this feature on you should set the DisableHTMLRendering property to false when handling ViewCellFormatting event:
void radGridView1_ViewCellFormatting(object sender, CellFormattingEventArgs e){ GridGroupContentCellElement contentCell = e.CellElement as GridGroupContentCellElement; if (contentCell != null) { contentCell.DisableHTMLRendering = false; }}I hope this helps.
All the best,
Jack
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Roger
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answered on 23 Mar 2013, 06:18 PM
Hi coders
to get the font to display correctly I had to remove the single quotes. My font name was a single word, eg Arial. Not sure what would happen if there was a space in the font name - as in the example. Maybe then the single quotes would be necessary. Here's the corrected, working (for me) code
"<html><b>{0}:</b><font=Arial><color=green><i>{1}</i>";
I hope this helps someone.
Useful code as I needed it to change the group font at {1}
Roger
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Hi Roger,
Yes, your solution is correct. Presently there is an issue when the font name is surrounded with single quotes. I logged the issue in our issue tracking system and we will address it in one of our upcoming releases. Use this link to track the issue status. I updated your Telerik points for this report.
Greetings,
Jack
the Telerik team
Yes, your solution is correct. Presently there is an issue when the font name is surrounded with single quotes. I logged the issue in our issue tracking system and we will address it in one of our upcoming releases. Use this link to track the issue status. I updated your Telerik points for this report.
Greetings,
Jack
the Telerik team
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