So I would like to move my Storyboards into a ResourceDictionary file and I am having trouble doing that. I have looked everywhere and it involves making the \"Resource\" sharable but how do I do that
The image in question is located in a ControlTemplate inside of a ResourceDictionary similar to this (various details removed for clarity):
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
Is it possible in WPF to implictly style a control that sits within another control? For example, sty开发者_Go百科le an image within a button, without styling all images?You can insert the style into
I have two libraries and a single application assembly project layout and I\'m wondering how can I reference styles by their key in one of my libraries that\'s defined in the开发者_运维百科 other.
I have a Silverlight class library, called MyClassLibrary. In it, I have a user control, called MyControl.
Scenario: I want to use 3 standard font size for my WPF application : BigFontSize, NormalFontSize, and SmallFontSize. These are double values and they are defined in resource dictionary as (where sys
I previously posted a question on sharing resources across assemblies using Themes/generic.xaml and the ComponentResourceKey markup extension. The solution works nicely, but it requres all of the shar
I have the following, very easy to reproduce problem: I\'m creating a xaml application which uses resources from another file. The way to go is to create a MergedDictionaries-tag to merge the local an
I have a WPF UserControl, which I use in a WinForms Control within an ElementHostControl. Then I start a WPF Window, while the Windows Form is still open. If I then close the WPF Window, and try to ad