The Clear Filters option in the FieldFilterControl cannot be selected when the DefaultOperator1 is set in the FilterOperatorsLoading event of RadGridView. The FieldFilterControl is the element shown under the column header when the FilteringMode property of RadGridView is set to FilterRow. Setting e.DefaulteOperator1 in the FilterOperatorsLoading properly selects the corresponding filter in the drop down, but after that you cannot select Clear Filters when clicking on this option.

To work this around, you can use the CellLoaded event instead of FilterOperatorsLoading. This will allow you to get the FieldFilterControlViewModel and set its SelectedOperatorViewModel property.

private void manualGridView_CellLoaded(object sender, CellEventArgs e)
{
    if (e.Cell is GridViewHeaderCell && e.Cell.Column.UniqueName == "MyColumn")
    {
        Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(new Action(() =>
        {
            var fieldFilter = e.Cell.FindChildByType<FieldFilterControl>();
            var viewModel = (FieldFilterControlViewModel)fieldFilter.DataContext;
            viewModel.SelectedOperatorViewModel = viewModel.AvailableOperatorViewModels.FirstOrDefault(x => x.FilterOperator == FilterOperator.IsLessThan);
        }));
    }
}

Exception when resizing column with width set to star and min-width set to 0.

Set the properties to the above and resize a column to 0 and then to the original width -> an exception occurs.

If a RadDocking has its theme set to Windows 11 via the StyleManager.Theme attached property, placing a RadGridView inside (styled with a different theme, such as Office_Black, Summer, etc.) will cause its cells to look merged after performing an edit operation.

As a workaround, the RowHeight and the FontSize properties of the RadGridView instance can be used to resolve this.