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Gridview Headeris always bold?

Hello,
in ASP.NET 1.x I rememebr that the header of a datagrid was not output as a
<th> tag. Now in 2.0 using the new gridview, it is out put as a table
header, which makes everything bold. What if I don't want everything in the
header to be Bold in the gridview?

I am trying to port over an old aspnet app and I can't have the header bold,
it just looks fugly.

Any helps to turn off bold in the header would be great!

Thanks,
Bryan
Nov 20 '05 #1
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Add within the grid defintion:
<HeaderStyle CssClass="MyHeaderStyle"/>

and in the style section of your page:
..MyHeaderStyle td{font-weight:normal;}
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HTH,
Phillip Williams
http://www.societopia.net
http://www.webswapp.com
"Bryan" wrote:
Hello,
in ASP.NET 1.x I rememebr that the header of a datagrid was not output as a
<th> tag. Now in 2.0 using the new gridview, it is out put as a table
header, which makes everything bold. What if I don't want everything in the
header to be Bold in the gridview?

I am trying to port over an old aspnet app and I can't have the header bold,
it just looks fugly.

Any helps to turn off bold in the header would be great!

Thanks,
Bryan

Nov 20 '05 #2

"Phillip Williams" wrote:
Add within the grid defintion:
<HeaderStyle CssClass="MyHeaderStyle"/>

and in the style section of your page:
.MyHeaderStyle td{font-weight:normal;}
(correction) .MyHeaderStyle th{font-weight:normal;}

-----
HTH,
Phillip Williams
http://www.societopia.net
http://www.webswapp.com
"Bryan" wrote:
Hello,
in ASP.NET 1.x I rememebr that the header of a datagrid was not output as a
<th> tag. Now in 2.0 using the new gridview, it is out put as a table
header, which makes everything bold. What if I don't want everything in the
header to be Bold in the gridview?

I am trying to port over an old aspnet app and I can't have the header bold,
it just looks fugly.

Any helps to turn off bold in the header would be great!

Thanks,
Bryan

Nov 20 '05 #3
I found a new property on the gridview control, its "UseAccessableHeader",
setting that to false did the trick and made it not bold.

Bryan
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Hello,
in ASP.NET 1.x I rememebr that the header of a datagrid was not output as
a <th> tag. Now in 2.0 using the new gridview, it is out put as a table
header, which makes everything bold. What if I don't want everything in
the header to be Bold in the gridview?

I am trying to port over an old aspnet app and I can't have the header
bold, it just looks fugly.

Any helps to turn off bold in the header would be great!

Thanks,
Bryan

Nov 20 '05 #4

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