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Hello Markus,
It is possible to achieve the desired by you appearance, using ToolBarContainerStyleSelector.
Most important thing for your case is that the toolbar has predefined styles for RadToggleButton. In order to customize the styles for any of the elements in the toolbar you need to override the ToolBarContainerStyleSelector of the corresponding one - in your case RadToolBar.
You need to add a ContainerStyle targeting the specific control (RadToggleButton in your case as a TargetName property), add its predefined style and add/edit/override the properties you need. In your case, that would be the ControlTemplate's VisualStateManager groups, referring checked states.
Please note that setting a style directly on an element in the toolbar is won't work because the selector will override it.
Attached you can find a sample project I created for you, demonstrating how to style the RadToggleButton inside RadToolbar, using the above mentioned ToolBarContainerStyleSelector, as well as Implicit Styles.
Please check it and let me know if it helps.
Regards,
Vicky
Progress Telerik
It is possible to achieve the desired by you appearance, using ToolBarContainerStyleSelector.
Most important thing for your case is that the toolbar has predefined styles for RadToggleButton. In order to customize the styles for any of the elements in the toolbar you need to override the ToolBarContainerStyleSelector of the corresponding one - in your case RadToolBar.
You need to add a ContainerStyle targeting the specific control (RadToggleButton in your case as a TargetName property), add its predefined style and add/edit/override the properties you need. In your case, that would be the ControlTemplate's VisualStateManager groups, referring checked states.
Please note that setting a style directly on an element in the toolbar is won't work because the selector will override it.
Attached you can find a sample project I created for you, demonstrating how to style the RadToggleButton inside RadToolbar, using the above mentioned ToolBarContainerStyleSelector, as well as Implicit Styles.
Please check it and let me know if it helps.
Regards,
Vicky
Progress Telerik
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