I’ve been spending the past several days fighting with the ComboBox in an attempt to make it so something very simple: Wrap text inside the combo box. I’ve finally figured it out, so I thought I’d share. OK, first of all, make sure that your ComboBox is hooked up to something, even if that something…
OK, it’s really late and I want to get this done, so we’re going to go through the easy way, which will require some XAML, but I’ll try to keep it as Blend-y as possible. So you have a column header and you want the text inside to wrap when the header space gets too…
So the items in your ListView column look like this: And you want them to look like this: If you’re trying to center something within a ListView column, it’s actually pretty simple.
So you’ve got a listview and you want the columns (not the rows) to look a certain way. (If you are in any way confused, head over here.) In this post, we’re going to build a template for a column and style that template so the data in that column is all styled the same…
When I’m doing the initial design for a project (while the developers are working on silly things like data validation and security), I often find myself in need of data so that I can see my project in action. The developers, of course, have no interest in conjuring up test data at that phase in…
So you want grid lines in your listview, huh? Something that looks a little like this? OK, we can do this the easy way and the hard way.