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Timmeeeey opened this issue May 13, 2025 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #15890
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Master-Detail Grid: wrong formatting of the first column #15794

Timmeeeey opened this issue May 13, 2025 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #15890
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🐛 bug Any issue that describes a bug grid: master-detail ✅ status: resolved Applies to issues that have pending PRs resolving them, or PRs that have already merged.

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Description

When using a master-detail grid, the formatting of the columns changes depending on whether or not it is the first column.

  • igniteui-angular version: 19.2.5

Result

Number column is right-aligned

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Number column is left-aligned

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Boolean column icons are gray

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Boolean column icons are gray/red

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Expected result

The columns should have the same format independent of their position.

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@Timmeeeey Timmeeeey added 🐛 bug Any issue that describes a bug 🆕 status: new labels May 13, 2025
@MayaKirova MayaKirova added ✅ status: resolved Applies to issues that have pending PRs resolving them, or PRs that have already merged. and removed 🆕 status: new labels May 29, 2025
@MayaKirova MayaKirova linked a pull request Jun 4, 2025 that will close this issue
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