this is a two part question that probbably have a similar answer. I want to create in a resource dictionary a style for a label that contains first an image and then the text. The text, as a TextBloc
Does anyone have a good example of creating a WPF custom control or some ba开发者_StackOverflowsic project while using: 1) Dependency Property, 2) Attached Property, 3) Attached Behavior, 4) RegiserRo
I have two projects, a resourcelibrary which holds a xaml file that simply has a visualbrush inside of it with a key called Theme. Inside this element is the Visual element and so on so forth. My main
I have a WPF 4.0 application that utilizes some custom 16x16 icons in things like menu commands and the like. I\'d like to have (for now) two sets of icons, the default Vista/7-ish ones and some XP-is
I\'m currently trying to implement a Metro styled Window. So i\'ve made the following styles inside a ResourceDictionary:
I am using static a Resource Dictionary which is initialized the following way: static ResourceDictionary resource = new ResourceDictionary()
im new to wpf and commands and would like s开发者_StackOverflow社区ome instrumental advice relating to when / how are custom command classes instantiated:
I\'m currently trying to implement a Metro styled Window. So i\'ve made the following styles inside a ResoruceDictionary:
I created some custom control in main assembly (WPF Application) and tested it - all was be ok. Then I replaced this control to the separate assembly (EB.Controls).
If Resources dictionary is not observable, how does DynamicResource reference work? Do the Add / Remove methods of the r开发者_如何学运维esource dictionary have internal code that kind of \"polls\" al
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