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When using a style library (like for example ModernWpf) that adds a default window style it can happen that the style interferes with the expected look of the window used when resizing controls in the DockManager.
I propose we make sure that the resizer window use an empty style and not the default style. We could define an empty style that could be restyled by themes but I cannot really think of a scenario where you would want this window to be visible. The simplest solution is rather to just apply a new empty style in code.
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When using a style library (like for example ModernWpf) that adds a default window style it can happen that the style interferes with the expected look of the window used when resizing controls in the DockManager.
Example
App.xaml
Result
Solution
I propose we make sure that the resizer window use an empty style and not the default style. We could define an empty style that could be restyled by themes but I cannot really think of a scenario where you would want this window to be visible. The simplest solution is rather to just apply a new empty style in code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: