Konstantinos
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Konstantinos
asked on 19 Aug 2017, 07:53 AM
As you can see in the attached picture my problem is pretty straight forward, I am getting this weird silver color on the pin button. Same color is observed on the purple tab also. The hover color is correcly orange thought.
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Hello,
This kind of issues are most commonly observed when the assemblies referenced in the project are of different types - ones are XAML-included, others are noXAML.
There are several ways to resolve this - either make sure all the assemblies are noXAML and merge the resource dictionaries in App.xaml
(without merging the resources in App.xaml you should not see the controls)
or use XAML-included binaries (no need for a theme assembly in this case) and set StyleManager.ApplicationTheme = new MaterialTheme();
(without setting this you should see OfficeBlack theme applied to the controls (similar to what you see applied to the button at the moment)).
Regards,
Martin
Progress Telerik
This kind of issues are most commonly observed when the assemblies referenced in the project are of different types - ones are XAML-included, others are noXAML.
There are several ways to resolve this - either make sure all the assemblies are noXAML and merge the resource dictionaries in App.xaml
(without merging the resources in App.xaml you should not see the controls)
or use XAML-included binaries (no need for a theme assembly in this case) and set StyleManager.ApplicationTheme = new MaterialTheme();
(without setting this you should see OfficeBlack theme applied to the controls (similar to what you see applied to the button at the moment)).
Regards,
Martin
Progress Telerik
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