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Templating/Styling features
Jun 19th, 2009 at 2:24pm
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Hello,

We are developing using your framework. In our application we strongly use the templating and styling features from WPF. We have different themes for our application, BUT it seems that you don't use templating/and styling to change appearance of nodes and other properties.

So we change the colors in code getting the resource from theme, but it is not WPF philosophy ...

Are we doing wrong ?

Thanks for your help
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Re: Templating/Styling features
Reply #1 - Jun 19th, 2009 at 2:56pm
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Hi,

Do you want to apply a style to the diagram and all items to reflect the style colors? There are some dependency properties in DiagramItem such as Brush, but they do not inherit their value from the diagram. We could make them inherit the respective default-value property, e.g. ShapeNode.Brush could inherit from Diagram.ShapeBrush. Then you would be able to apply a style that sets ShapeBrush and the new color should show in all shape nodes.

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