Re: How do I define multiple treeview node styles at the same level

Based on what was initially presented, it could be just about anything at
all!

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"MikeD" <nobody@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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:I don't even know what he means by a SiteMap. Could this be a VB.NET
: question?
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: Mike
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: "Randy Birch" <rgb_removethis@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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: > No idea what you mean by a "top border". Can you redefine your
: > requirement?
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: > "p3t3r" <P3T3R@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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: > :I have a treeview sourced from a SiteMap. I want to use 2 styles for
the
: > root
: > : level nodes. The top root node should not have a top border, all the
: > other
: > : root nodes should have a top border.
: > :
: > : Is it possible to have more than 1 style at the same level (parent
node)
: > : when using a SiteMap?
: > :
: > : I want it to appear something like this and I can only find a way to
: > either
: > : have the border on all root nodes or none at all. In addition to the
: > border,
: > : having a larger top margin on the other roots would also help the
: > appearance.
: > :
: > : root #1
: > : child 1.1
: > : child 1.2
: > : -----------------------
: > : root #2
: > : child 2.1
: > : -----------------------
: > : root #3
: > : child 3.1
: >
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