Hi,
I know, this is simple but I wasted a bunch of my valuable time in finding a solution while developing my first application in WPF. Include the following line in your < listview> block to get rid of headers in your gridview column.
< ListView.Resources>
< Style x:Key="CustomHeaderStyle" TargetType="{x:Type GridViewColumnHeader}">
< Setter Property="Visibility" Value="Collapsed" />
< /Style>
< /ListView.Resources>
Thanks,
Vikas
2 comments:
Great Tip, but it doesn't work as expected until you remove the x:Key attribute. Unless, of course, you want some headers visible and others not - which would make for a very odd ListView.
Thats correct. I actually meant to move to Window.Resources. That is why used the kay attribute :)
Thanks for pointing out though !!!
Vikas
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