Wrap or adorn wpf listview datatemplate?

This doesn't appear to work, I think because it replaces the entire ListBoxItem/ListViewItem template -- so the green box goes round the entire row, not round each cell. – itowlson Mar 22 '10 at 22:08 I should mentioned that I mistyped and that the target type would be any ListVIEWItem and not ListBoxItem. As such, I can't seem to get this example to work.It will work for those items in a listview that are GridViewColumns however, all I see is the green border and the content is now gone.

My listview has custom templates. I will update the main request with a sample of the code. How would I got about applying that style to singular listviews (ie - what is the property to bind the static resource to on the listview because it's not celltemplate).

– Chris Cap Mar 22 '10 at 22:18.

The property needs to be "Template". See here for an example: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms750821.aspx.

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