raghu vittal
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raghu vittal
asked on 22 Feb 2010, 10:33 AM
we are using telerik sp2 version but we have not get any dlls related to telerik for theming such as telerik.windows.themes.officeblack.
what we can do.please help me in this issue.
what we can do.please help me in this issue.
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Hi raghu vittal,
WPF themes are not in separate assemblies. The separate Themes assemblies are only for Silverlight controls. So just set the themes like this:
More info on how you can set a global theme etc. you can find here: http://www.telerik.com/help/wpf/common-styling-apperance-setting-theme-wpf.html
Don't hesitate to contact us if you have other questions.
Greetings,
Boyan
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WPF themes are not in separate assemblies. The separate Themes assemblies are only for Silverlight controls. So just set the themes like this:
telerikControls:StyleManager.Theme="Vista"Don't hesitate to contact us if you have other questions.
Greetings,
Boyan
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Sowjanya MV
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answered on 25 Feb 2010, 09:24 AM
can we apply a custom theme to the WPF application .if yes how to do that?
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Hi Sowjanya MV,
Yes we can. It's pretty much the same way we use our themes. We can set the theme through the attached property of the style manager but we can't use the theme enumeration. We use a theme defined in the resources instead:
Or from code behind we can set application theme:
To define MyTheme class you have to create class library project, in it extend telerik's Theme class and define Generic.xaml with the xaml style. There is attached project you can modify it using it as template. XAML may be easily extracted in blend.
There is some additional info that in general is for RadScheduler but describes the steps to create custom theme for our WPF controls.
Thanks for evaluating our controls.
Sincerely yours,
Panayot
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Yes we can. It's pretty much the same way we use our themes. We can set the theme through the attached property of the style manager but we can't use the theme enumeration. We use a theme defined in the resources instead:
<Grid.Resources> <CustomTheme:MyTheme x:Key="Theme" /> </Grid.Resources> <telerikScheduler:RadScheduler x:Name="scheduler" telerik:StyleManager.Theme="{StaticResource Theme}" />Or from code behind we can set application theme:
StyleManager.ApplicationTheme = new MyTheme();To define MyTheme class you have to create class library project, in it extend telerik's Theme class and define Generic.xaml with the xaml style. There is attached project you can modify it using it as template. XAML may be easily extracted in blend.
There is some additional info that in general is for RadScheduler but describes the steps to create custom theme for our WPF controls.
Thanks for evaluating our controls.
Sincerely yours,
Panayot
the Telerik team
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