WPF Tutorial: Themes in WPF | Switch Themes | Visual studio | C#
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2023
- Hello folks!!! This is me Ronak, and I am back with a new video on how to use user controls in WPF
In WPF we define a UI resource system (mostly in XAML resource dictionaries) which includes colors, templates, icons, styles and so on. Sometimes, we need the ability to change our application’s look and feel dynamically, allowing different Themes or Skins.
We might have Shared resources for all Themes and Dynamic resources based on the current Theme or Skin.
This video talks about the different ways to build a theming/skinning infrastructure in a WPF application.
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Source Code : github.com/Ron391/ThemeTutori...
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VERY clear and well done. Thanks.
Thanks! But the source code in link is not the same as the demo in video, could you please check?
I am so sorry, i pasted the wrong link. Let me fix it now. You can check it now
Its updated now.
@@VectoArt Great!
Do check out my other videos on my channel
In my App.Resources, I have two fonts. It won't accept the theme dictionary and the fonts at the same time. What do I do if I need to have multiple resources?
In a WPF .NET Framework project, you can load multiple resources using the MergedResourceDictionary class.
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/desktop/wpf/systems/xaml-resources-merged-dictionaries?view=netdesktop-8.0
@@VectoArt Ty so much!
Thanks! Send me code
Link to GitHub is in the description