The important thing to notice here is that the headers are now styled differently than the column content. If the same styles were set on the column objects then the header as well as column content would have got same styles. headerStyleName allows customizing only the headers.
The headerStyleName is available on the control and the column object. Hence you can set the control.headerStyleName to customize all the headers and use the column.headerStyleName to customize individual headers.
A sample mxml file.
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Customizing headers in DG/ADG
Customizing headers in DataGrid and AdvancedDataGrid (DG/ADG) is very easy. Just point the headerStyleName property available on these controls to any style declaration you want. The following image shows one such example where the header text is colored in blue and red. The second column text is center aligned.
The important thing to notice here is that the headers are now styled differently than the column content. If the same styles were set on the column objects then the header as well as column content would have got same styles. headerStyleName allows customizing only the headers.
The headerStyleName is available on the control and the column object. Hence you can set the control.headerStyleName to customize all the headers and use the column.headerStyleName to customize individual headers.
A sample mxml file.
The important thing to notice here is that the headers are now styled differently than the column content. If the same styles were set on the column objects then the header as well as column content would have got same styles. headerStyleName allows customizing only the headers.
The headerStyleName is available on the control and the column object. Hence you can set the control.headerStyleName to customize all the headers and use the column.headerStyleName to customize individual headers.
A sample mxml file.
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