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These themes of yours are splendid ! 🤩
But how can one make the foreground color of a label, say, dark red ? When I value the property in XAML, nothing changes. 🤔
<Label Foreground="#FFE00000" Content="This should be dark red"/> nnnope... still keeps the theme's current fore color for the Labels. 🤯
<Label Foreground="#FFE00000" Content="This should be dark red"/>
Danggit. What am I missing here ? Should I create a custom Label class ? How can I exempt a control instance from inheriting the theme's style ?
I also tried this in my window's resources, applying it to the label in question :
<Style x:Key="RedLabelStyle" TargetType="{x:Type Control}"> <Setter Property="Foreground"> <Setter.Value> <SolidColorBrush Color="Red"/> </Setter.Value> </Setter> </Style>
but again, nope. 😥
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These themes of yours are splendid ! 🤩
But how can one make the foreground color of a label, say, dark red ? When I value the property in XAML, nothing changes. 🤔
<Label Foreground="#FFE00000" Content="This should be dark red"/>
nnnope... still keeps the theme's current fore color for the Labels. 🤯
Danggit. What am I missing here ? Should I create a custom Label class ?
How can I exempt a control instance from inheriting the theme's style ?
I also tried this in my window's resources, applying it to the label in question :
but again, nope. 😥
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: