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Add/Change text inside pager area of Telerik's Grid in Blazor

I would like to be able to add some custom text within the built in pager area of Telerik's Grid component for Blazor. It would also be nice to be able to change the predefined text, but the image below shows what I would like to accomplish.
I have found several resources showing how to do this using other Telerik products, but I haven't been able to find anything for Blazor. Here is an example I found for Kendo UI for Angular Changing the text of the paging area in the grid and another one I found but for ASP.NET AJAX Change label text of pager item. However, these did not help me much.
Does anyone know of a way I can accomplish this?

If you want custom markup within the Pager, they have a logged item for that - https://feedback.telerik.com/blazor/1557339-pager-template
If you just want to update the label/s, you should be able to do this through the localization strings - https://docs.telerik.com/blazor-ui/globalization/localization

How to create combobox when selected item it adds this anywhere?

How to this for combobox?I have long stackpanel which first it has only combobox.And when i select anything from combobox it will be added as button or other thing like on the picture.And it can be closed
[EDIT] I need anything on WPF

This should do the job nicely in WPF; http://www.codeproject.com/KB/WPF/MultiComboBox.aspx
The combo box that ships with WPF does not support selecting multiple
items...
This article describes a WPF combo box that supports both. It also
describes a list box, which the combo box inherits from, that supports
binding to the SelectedItems
Alternatively: WPF: ComboBox with CheckBoxes as items (it will even update on the fly!)
Recently I’ve come across something weird… I needed a ComboBox that will allow the user to select multiple items.
The the solution coming to mind is using CheckBoxes. I have found several examples, but neither one displayed the selected items with pretty commas like this;

i m not sure what you are asking for but you can use this.
jquery tokenizing

what about this?
jQuery Chosen Plugin
http://davidwalsh.name/dw-content/jquery-chosen.php

Select cell values inside a Listview - Details View

I am creating Windows Forms application using C# .NET in Visual Studio 2010.
I populate data to a ListView from a Excel file. Now I wanted to select a particular cell or list of adjacent cells vertically. I have attached a sample image here:
I wanted do something like this inside a ListView.
I need suggestion from you to understand the methodology (like what are events I should use, what properties of the ListView I should change to do this, etc.)
I appreciate any help you can give.

A ListView control is a poor substitute for a grid control. You can simulate this by tinkering with ListViewItem.UseItemStyleForSubItems = false, the sub-item's BackColor property and ListView.HitTest() but that isn't any fun. Consider DataGridView or one of the many spreadsheet and grid controls available from 3rd party vendors.

Cloning the WPF ComboBox control: Ideas or suggestions

If have a control that acts like a record selector from a database, say, for example, customers.
The control must act in certain ways allowing the user to type the name, the alias or the code of the customer, and the control will select the correct one, or offer a list of possible candidates, and other behaviors.
I have tried to inherit from ComboBox, but there are some ComboBox behaviors that make it difficult or impossible to do what I want, so I'm better starting from scratch, with a TextBox and Button.
The questions are:
Do you know some open-source component so I don't have to start from zero?
Have you already done something like this and want to share methodologies or tips?
Am I good with a TextBox, a Button and a PopUp control?

Try this control from CodeProject: A Reusable WPF Autocomplete TextBox
It allows you to specify a source list, and a custom filter. In your custom filter you can select to show only those records that have a name, alias or code that fit the text entered, and the user will have a list of filtered options displayed to them.

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I'm a real dummy at UI building, so I'm wondering - what .NET winforms control would be best to use if aiming to display tweets in a list fashion that updates with like boxes which contain the text of the tweet and its metadata below it. Is there a specific winforms list function for this type of thing? Or do you recommend I look for/use a third party winforms control? Thanks! Hope my question wasn't too silly.
UPDATE: I am getting indication from numerous responses that it would be better to just build a simple winform control myself, but can anyone point me to a tutorial for doing so? Also, if i were to build such a control, does there exist a convenient built-in control for making like a list of custom controls that is scrollable - maybe Panel? Thanks in advance!

I'd build a user control that would display the information for a single tweet. I'd then repeat that user control in a panel.
You could just use the same layout in your user control that is standard for "tweets".
Left justified picture box to display the user image.
LinkLabel for user name.
Label for tweet text.
Update: Here are a couple pages on UserControls
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/a6h7e207(VS.71).aspx
http://www.akadia.com/services/dotnet_user_controls.html
Create a usercontrol using the designer and also a Tweet class that is
just a dumb data structure to hold each tweet's information. Also create a Tweet
property on the custom user control that would handle setting the tweet and assigning information
to the standard controls contained in it (Labels, Textboxs, PictureBox, etc).
In the form where you want to host your user control create a panel that is empty. Somewhere in your code you
would do something similar to this code block.
pnlHost.Controls.Clear();
List<Tweet> tweets = new List<Tweet>();
//Populate your collection of tweets here
foreach (Tweet tweet in tweets)
{
TweetControl control = new TweetControl();
control.Tweet = tweet;
pnlHost.Controls.Add(control);
control.Dock = DockStyle.Top;
}

Hi I'd go for a third party grid control from companies like Infragistics, DevExpress or Telerik. Another option would be to build a usercontrol that is able to display one post and put that control into a vb.net repeater control (which ships with the vb.net powerpack). However I'm not sure how good the last solution actually works, as I just read about it, but never tried it.

Try using DataGridView (and a DataTable behind it) and overwrite the CellPainting event to draw the tweets the way you like it.
Edit
I think using a custom control is a bit heavy just to display the tweets. Basically this depends on the desired functionality of the displayed tweets - what would you like to do with them. For example, if you just want the user to click the tweet and then redirect him to some webpage in the browser then the DataGridView will do just fine since you can attach this action to the CellClick event. Plus you already have the sorting/searching capabilities of the DataTable (and the related DefaultView)behind it. Hell, you can even attach a ContextMenuStrip to the tweet and have unlimited options with the RightClick.
On the other hand if you need some functionality that is not available in the DataGridView (for example, you would like 5 different buttons at the bottom of the tweet and 3 checkboxes on the right) then the custom control would do you better because you could build practically everything you wanted. In this case OG explains this nicely.

Try listbox, it's easy to use and seems like it will suit your needs.