The second example you link to is exactly the one you need. The DataGridView. RowPrePaint event is fired for every row within the grid.
The second example you link to is exactly the one you need. The DataGridView. RowPrePaint event is fired for every row within the grid.
The example on the documentation page for this event only custom-renders the selected row, because it includes the following check. // Determine whether the cell should be painted // with the custom selection background. If ((e.
State & DataGridViewElementStates. Selected) == DataGridViewElementStates. Selected) Remove this check an you will see every row has a custom background.
I remove that code but the gradient color does not apply to rows. I don't know why. It seems default style override this style – Nima Jun 20 at 5:27.
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