I\'d like to insert a WPF Hyperlink element into a FlowDocument programmatically. The objective is to create a toolbar button that would take a run of text within a RichTextBox and replace it with a
Is there a way to format the XAML that is generated when a FlowDocument is saved? Currently, it is all run together on one line, and I\'d like to break it up into its elements, with line breaks and in
I have multiple FlowDocuments, all of them have a table. All tables look the same. So I want to refactor the FlowDocuments.
Using WPF\'s FlowDocument, I have run in to a number of situations where I need more control over the layout of the document, from simple things (page headers and footers) to more complex (footnotes,
What would be the best approach to display footnotes for FlowDocument content in a FlowDocumentPageViewer?
I am almost done with implementing a printing functionality, but I am having trouble getting the last hurdle done with.
I\'m trying to write a background worker that processes a flowdocument.I can\'t access the properties of flowdocument objects because of the thread verification.I tried to serialize the document and l
I have some HTML, which i am converting to XAML using the library provided by Microsoft string t = HtmlToXamlConverter.ConvertHtmlToXaml(mail.HtmlDataString,true);
I have tried this..... _doc = new FlowDocument(); Table t = new Table(); for (int i = 0; i < 7; i++) {
I am saving a WPF FlowDocument to the file system, using this code and a fileName with an xps extension:
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