Trying to get the control to change from its default font:
this.gridGroupingControl1.Font = new Font( "Verdana", 12 );
this.gridGroupingControl1.GroupDropPanel.Font = new Font( "Verdana", 12 );
The first statement seems to work, the second does not, i.e. the drop panel still renders in the default font, and looks generally horrible.
Is this a bug?
DM
Dominic Morris
October 12, 2004 05:50 AM UTC
Also tried this, to no avail.
this.gridGroupingControl1.Font = new Font( "Verdana", 9 );
this.gridGroupingControl1.GroupDropPanel.Font = new Font( "Verdana", 9 );
this.gridGroupingControl1.GridGroupDropArea.Font = new Font( "Verdana", 9 );
>Trying to get the control to change from its default font:
> this.gridGroupingControl1.Font = new Font( "Verdana", 12 );
> this.gridGroupingControl1.GroupDropPanel.Font = new Font( "Verdana", 12 );
>
>The first statement seems to work, the second does not, i.e. the drop panel still renders in the default font, and looks generally horrible.
>
>Is this a bug?
>
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
October 12, 2004 07:10 AM UTC
To change the font in the drop area, try settingthe standard style for the embedded gridcontrol that serves as teh drop area.
GridStyleInfo style = this.gridGroupingControl1.GridGroupDropArea.Model.BaseStylesMap["Standard"].StyleInfo;
style.Font.Facename = "Verdana";
style.Font.Size = 12;
I will check with Stefan to see if there is something missing here, or if he can make the drop grid inherit the font in a more direct way, but the above seems to work around this problem for the time being.
DM
Dominic Morris
October 12, 2004 07:18 AM UTC
Cool, thanks Clay.
>To change the font in the drop area, try settingthe standard style for the embedded gridcontrol that serves as teh drop area.
>
>GridStyleInfo style = this.gridGroupingControl1.GridGroupDropArea.Model.BaseStylesMap["Standard"].StyleInfo;
>style.Font.Facename = "Verdana";
>style.Font.Size = 12;
>
>
>I will check with Stefan to see if there is something missing here, or if he can make the drop grid inherit the font in a more direct way, but the above seems to work around this problem for the time being.
