How header to columns are added in clistctrl

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I want to get Header with solid grey colour for clistctrl

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Header comes in default white colour not grey

Posted 30-May-18 2:32am

KUSHAL star5

Updated 30-May-18 3:06am

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Jochen Arndt · Answer 1 · 2018-05-30T03:08:00

This requires using a derived header control with owner drawing and subclassing an instance of that in a derived list control.

A quick web search for "clistctrl header background color" found a solution so that I don't have to explain in detail: c++ - Changing MFC List Control header color - Stack Overflow[^].