Hi,
I am using the TreeListView control and I've come along with it pretty well. A few days ago, I stumbled upon a small problem which I couldn't solve so far.
The bottom and right border of the TreeListView control appear to be thicker than the left and top border. This is caused by the interior cell borders: each cell seems to have a border on the bottom and right.
As soon as the cell border and the TreeListView border are directly next to each other, there's an 'illusion' created that the overall border is double in thickness.
E.g., as soon as I scroll to the bottom of the table, the border of the last cell will 'connect' with the overall table border:
In the attached screenshot, each border has a thickness of 1. But two borders which are layouted directly next to each other will make it look like the border has a thickness of 2.
The same problem appears on the right side of the table. I have some table rows which do not show borders at all, which is solved with a style selector (red arrow in the screenshot). This leads to a different thickness of the right border in comparison to a 'normal' row (blue arrow in the screenshot).
How could I solve this issue? My suggestion would be to use a style / template which is only applied to the last row / column. In the last row, the bottom border would have a thickness of 0; in the last column, the right border would have a thickness of 0. The bottom right cell would have no own borders at all because its optical borders are provided by the left and upper cell and the overall table border.
But I have no idea how to apply this. I have seen such solutions in other projects but I can't manage to apply it to the Telerik TreeListView. I Imagine it could be implemented by a mechanism which automatically determines the last row and cell and then applies a different template.
Thanks a lot in advance! Any help is highly appreciated.