ASP.NET Tree List

Appearance Customization

 

DevExpress offers you multiple ways to customize the appearance of ASPxTreeList.

Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) Classes

The ASPxTreeList appearance can be customized using cascading style sheet (CSS) classes. A CSS contains style rules that are applied to control's elements. CSS styles define how the elements are rendered along with their position on the page. This provides centralized control over the appearance of several controls or the entire website.

Built-in Themes

ASPxTreeList ships with predefined built-in themes that allow you to change how the control looks or behaves with just several mouse clicks. It also possible to create a custom theme basing it on any desired built-in DevExpress Theme.

Style Properties

ASPxTreeList provides multiple styles, so you can customize the appearance of individual elements, and manage the tree list's overall appearance.

Template Support

ASPxTreeList provides a set of templates that allow you to create custom layouts for its visual elements (column headers, data and footer cells, etc.).

Template Support - ASP.NET Tree List Control | DevExpress

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Alternating Node Style

To enhance the ASPxTreeList's readability, you can highlight alternating nodes with different styles with just one mouse click. You can also override the default style and provide your own style setting if you wish.

Alternating Node Style - ASP.NET Tree List Control | DevExpress

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Grid Lines and Tree Lines

DevExpress tree list control provides multiple options that control the visibility of a control's border, tree lines, and grid lines. The gridlines can be rendered horizontally, vertically, or both.

Grid Lines and Tree Lines - ASP.NET Tree List Control | DevExpress

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Conditional Formatting

To highlight important data or better indicate differences between values, you can use Conditional Formatting. With this feature, entire records or individual cells can be formatted depending upon the data they contain.

The simplest use scenario is to highlight records or cells that have a particular value or that have values above or below a particular limit. Beyond these, you can also apply a "color map". This means that cells will use shades of the same color - lighter shades for smaller numbers and darker shades for higher numbers.

Conditional Formatting - ASP.NET Tree List Control | DevExpress

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