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As mentioned in the CollectionView Spec #3172, a bindable property named: IsHeaderStickyProperty : Specifies whether the header remains in place as the user scrolls. The default is True.
Supposed to be implemented as I understand (and as requested in this feature request) to be used not for Group headers but for single main header CollectionView.Header. It does not exist currently.
API Changes
Refers to Spec.
Intended Use Case
Provide the ability to stick the CollectionView.Header when the user scroll (not talking about group header).
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Summary
As mentioned in the CollectionView Spec #3172, a bindable property named:
IsHeaderStickyProperty
: Specifies whether the header remains in place as the user scrolls. The default isTrue
.Supposed to be implemented as I understand (and as requested in this feature request) to be used not for Group headers but for single main header
CollectionView.Header
. It does not exist currently.API Changes
Refers to Spec.
Intended Use Case
Provide the ability to stick the CollectionView.Header when the user scroll (not talking about group header).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: