I have been tearing my hair out all afternoon on this, hopefully someone can help me. Bear with me on this one.
I\'ve got a button that I need to be 开发者_如何学运维disabled when validation errors occur in my window.The items on which these errors can occur are all textboxes.
I have an application resource of the following <Style TargetType=\"{x:Type TextBlock}\"> <Setter Property=\"Background\" Value=\"{DynamicResource windowTextBackColor}\"/>
I have buttons on a toolbar in WPF. When I do the XAML: <ToolBar.Resources> <Style TargetType=\"{x:Type Button}\">
I\'m changing the look of all ComboBoxes in my application by adding this Style to App.xaml: <Style TargetType=\"ComboBox\">
I have a style xaml resource dictionary which is added in Application.xaml. In that style file I specify that all textblocks should have the foreground white.
I\'m trying to perform a color animation on the fill property of a polygon and getting this error - Cannot convert the value in attribute \'Style\' to object of type \'System.Windows.Style\'. Cannot
Is there a way to apply consistent visual appearance for multiple Windows Forms applications? So that the same color scheme is used, etc? Or you have to do it manually?
I would like to update the default Window style dynamically at runtime so I can change the FontSize and FontFamily dynamically at runtime. I found that Styles in your resource dictionary are sealed at
I\'ve got a MyGrid.Children UIElementCollection,I would like to find all the Rectangles in it that have there styles set to StyleA, and set them to StyleB.