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| Guest | Customizing the header row in GridView Hello everyone, I am interested in customizing the container in which the header row is rendered in for the GridView. I know that you can customize the container in which each individual GridViewColumnHeader is rendered, but I am interested in customizing the actual row and not each column. One way that I have tried to accomplish this is to layer the listView on top of the custom rendering that I want and set the background of each header to null. But this is not a good solution because the height of the custom rendering is not in sync with the height of the column header row. However, I get very close to the look that I want. Does anyone have any suggestions or hints on how I should accomplish this? |
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