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| | vertical GridView Hi all, I'd like to get a kind of vertical GridView (like described in this post : http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/Sho...48821&SiteID=1). But i'd like a "cleaner" solution than using rotate transforms. I can see two ways for achieving that 1) templating of the existing GridView. But as it seems GridViewRowPresenter and GridViewHeaderRowPresenter are not stylable, i'm stucked on this way. 2) creating my own View. But i'm annoyed with some concerns as dynamically create grids for sharing the height of the data rows and hearder row (with ShareSizeGroup). Ideas just to avoid wrong directions ? |
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