.net - How to center text in a specific column in WPF ListView? -

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i tried , horizontalalignment, instead of textalignment still show aligned left.

<window x:class="editorwindow.mainwindow"         xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"         xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"         datacontext="{binding relativesource={relativesource self}}"         title="mainwindow" height="800" width="600">     <grid>         <listview itemssource="{binding effects}">             <listview.view>                 <gridview>                     <gridviewcolumn width="100" header="name" displaymemberbinding="{binding name}"  />                     <gridviewcolumn width="100" header="type" >                         <gridviewcolumn.celltemplate >                             <datatemplate>                                 <textblock text="{binding type}" textalignment="center"/>                             </datatemplate>                         </gridviewcolumn.celltemplate>                     </gridviewcolumn>                     <gridviewcolumn width="100" header="opacity" displaymemberbinding="{binding opacity}" />                 </gridview>             </listview.view>         </listview>     </grid> </window>

try set horizontalcontentalignment stretch itemcontainerstyle. should work either textalignment="center" or horizontalalignment="center" textblock

<listview itemssource="{binding effects}">     <listview.itemcontainerstyle>         <style targettype="listviewitem">             <setter property="horizontalcontentalignment" value="stretch"/>         </style>     </listview.itemcontainerstyle>     <!--...--> </listview>

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