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Restyling the WPF Extended Toolkit's ChildWindow

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问题 I have a modal dialog I am displaying using the WPF Extended Toolkit's ChildWindow but I don't like the default look of the window since it doesn't support System Colors correctly (it has a forced white background) and doesn't adapt to the Windows Classic Shell when being used. I am therefore trying to create my own style for the ChildWindow but in doing so I've broken the dialog behaviour of the control - how would I style it to get this behaviour back? My style for the dialog is as follows.

WPF PropertyGrid supports multiple selection

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问题 Is this documentation still valid or am I missing something? http://doc.xceedsoft.com/products/XceedWpfToolkit/Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit~Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit.PropertyGrid.PropertyGrid~SelectedObjects.html PropertyGrid control does not appear to have SelectedObjects or SelectedObjectsOverride members. I'm using the latest version (2.5) of the Toolkit against .NET Framework 4.0. UPDATE @faztp12's answer got me through. For anyone else looking for a solution, follow these steps: Bind your PropertyGrid 's

WPF: Is there a way to override part of a ControlTemplate without redefining the whole style?

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I am trying to style a WPF xctk:ColorPicker. I want to change the background color of the dropdown view and text without redefining the whole style. I know that the ColorPicker contains e.g. a part named "PART_ColorPickerPalettePopup". Is there a way that I can directly reference this part in my style, providing e.g. a new Background color only ? I want to avoid having to redefine all the other properties of "PART_ColorPickerPalettePopup". Link to the ColorPicker I am describing You can base a Style on another Style and override specfic setters: <Style x:Key="myStyle" TargetType="xctk

WPF: Is there a way to override part of a ControlTemplate without redefining the whole style?

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问题 I am trying to style a WPF xctk:ColorPicker. I want to change the background color of the dropdown view and text without redefining the whole style. I know that the ColorPicker contains e.g. a part named \"PART_ColorPickerPalettePopup\". Is there a way that I can directly reference this part in my style, providing e.g. a new Background color only ? I want to avoid having to redefine all the other properties of \"PART_ColorPickerPalettePopup\". Link to the ColorPicker I am describing 回答1: You