DataGrid Sort Column HeaderStyle

[Baren]

Hi!,

I am using the following CSS class for the DataGrid Head column wherein i am
sorting the recrods. The style works fine.. By default it puts an underline
for each header column. The underlin should be there except for the sorted
column.

Can anyone help me out.

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CSS Class :

...grdHeaderClass, grdHeaderClass td, .grdHeaderClass a, .grdHeaderClass
a:link, .grdHeaderClass a:visited, .grdHeaderClass a:hover
{ }
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Thanks,
Baren

[Patrick Olurotimi Ige]

Baren then apply the correct CSS:-
text-decoration: none
Hope it helps
patrick

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[Roger Helliwell]

On Thu, 28 Apr 2005 20:40:02 -0700 in
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet, "Baren"
<Ba***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Hi!,

I am using the following CSS class for the DataGrid Head column wherein i am
sorting the recrods. The style works fine.. By default it puts an underline
for each header column. The underlin should be there except for the sorted
column.

Can anyone help me out.

----
CSS Class :

..grdHeaderClass, grdHeaderClass td, .grdHeaderClass a, .grdHeaderClass
a:link, .grdHeaderClass a:visited, .grdHeaderClass a:hover
{ }
-----------
Thanks,
Baren

One approach might be to add a style="text-decoration:none;" attribute
to the column header that is selected. The best way would to do this
would be to add a OnItemDataBound handler to your DataGrid. In this
method, check to see if the HeaderTemplate is being databound. If it
is, find the column that is currently the sort-order column and add
the css as above.

Let me know if you need more details, but that should get you started.

Roger