timunie Do some tutorials (re @Arina: Hi, avalonians! I have a small experience with wpf and wanted to create custom circles with short text (which I get from textbox input) name in each circle, so that I can add them and later drag&drop on the screen. What would be the best approach to start? I am a bit stuck, as I already get errors when I try to display custom user control in the main window, there is also an Initialize component() error🙈I am using a MVVM template. Appreciate any help, advice!)
timunie The docs have two
timunie You can also download the source and play around with control catalog
timunie Have a look here for drag and drop samples
Arina Thank you I will totally have a look! The problem is there are not so many tutorial😅 (re @AboimPinto: I'm developing a set of videos that can help you ...)
Arina Thank you🙏 I hope it's not too complicated for the start😇 (re @timunie: Have a look here for drag and drop samples)
AboimPinto true .. not so many .. that is why I'm doing some! (re @Arina: Thank you I will totally have a look! The problem is there are not so many tutorial😅)
timunie Most of the WPF ones can be ported with little changes (re @Arina: Thank you I will totally have a look! The problem is there are not so many tutorial😅)
timunie Chinese is preview feature only (re @sealoyalc: )
timunie Will be available soon
Jammer
@jamsoft
I've just pulled the default style for Checkbox into my code in order to do some styling work and it seems properties like this "TextElement.Foreground" cannot be resolved. Any tips?
timunie Let me add, you can already use it if you are willing to use the preview package (re @sealoyalc: ok, thank you)
timunie But it may be unstable and a few things may be breaking changes
Jammer
@jamsoft
Are there any known issue with how the slider behaves in layout? I've spent the last hour trying to vertically center a slider in various situations (Grid, StackPanel, DockPanel) and I just cannot get it to center. Every other control is fine. Really confusing and a bit odd.
Katz0 It might be actually centered, but some padding can make it with a visual offset
Jammer
@jamsoft
Will go check that out, thanks.
Jammer
@jamsoft
Hmm ... this is odd. I had the Slider set with Height="40" ... within a stackpanel, that stackpanel is within a grid with a row height also set to 40. If I set a height on the slider or the stackpanel or the Border the layout breaks. But only the slider rendering doesn't adapt and looks non-centered. This feels really odd and I don't fully understand it yet.