Ok, here is my situation: I have a DataGridView containing Messages, to which the following style is applied.
I want to change a listview with a wrappanel inside into a listivew with a stackpanel inside, basically to switch between a \"small image view\" and a \"details view\".
In WPF, if you put a Button inside a ToolBar, the button automagically gets a different style: no border by default, different hover effects, etc. What mechanism does WPF use to accomplish that?
I have a requirement to allow selecting the text displayed in read only screens. A simple solution one of our developers came up with is using a TextBox instead of a Label or TextBlock, with the foll
I just built an application with forms authentication.I am unable to see my styles in the application (before being authenticated on Login.aspx NOR on a page after being logged in successfully).They u
I have this page I am developing: http://128.48.204.195:3000 For some reason the menu item that has two words like \"SPRQL Endpoint\" has the second word overlapping on the second line.
When creating an app based on the Silverlight Business Application template, a number of styles are generated in Styles.xaml. These, for the most part, are self-explanatory.
Following on from this question about setting Culture, I have a similar issue with application-wide styles.
I am trying to apply display: inline; to the <legend> element in my <fieldset> element, so that the following <span> will follow on the same line, but my CSS is having no effect.
I have got this problem with styles in WPF. I want every cells in row in red color. When I use two styles for one cell MyCellStyle and RightCellStyle (based on MyCellStyle) the result is: