I\'m trying to learn WPF at the moment, and looking into making the default .Net control look different through the use of style. Using C# as my preferred language although all the code below is WPF m
I\'m trying to get to grips with the different ways of styling/binding data in my WPF application. To best understand this I would like suggestions/help on how I can style my specific example.
I am currently using this way of declaring multiple styles in a stylesheet: #elem1, #elem2{ float:right;
I have two radio buttons I need the stylized popup to work on and adding the ToolTipService to one, fixes the Popup\'s functionality on both (each has its own style).
I have seen this post: WPF ComboBox: background color when disabled and some others... But This solution causes me some problems. All I want is to make the textBox gray, and the ComboBoxItems gray an
I have an ASCX based project that in IE7 sometimes seems to lose the CSS styling. Every once in a while, parts of the ASCX suddenly render no styling to keep the rows of information in check. This hap
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Ive applied some styling on CheckBoxes in my app to write default values to some its properties. <Style
I have a simple WPF ListView with two columns defined. By default when you move the mouse over any part of a row it will show that row in a tracking appearance (I am using Windows 7 with Aero). Here i
I want to make a control that inherits from Border and simply allows me to specific a Stroke开发者_运维知识库DashArray to dash the border line.
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