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1. UWP OVERRIDE SELECTED TEXT COLOR WINDOWS 10
2. UWP OVERRIDE SELECTED TEXT COLOR CODE
3. UWP OVERRIDE SELECTED TEXT COLOR WINDOWS

However, despite the variations in layout, when you move the mouse over an item, or click on an item to select it, the change in appearance is always the same. We've seen a number of ways to adjust the layout for each element in the ListView. Modifying Selection, Focus and PointerOver (Hover) Style using an ItemContainerStyle Running the application replaces the presenter's avatar with a Microsoft logo for when the presenter has Microsoft as their Company. Subsequently the PresenterTemplateSelector is set as the ItemTemplateSelector on the ListView. The two DataTemplates are specified as the RegularPresenter and MicrosoftPresenter properties on the PresenterTemplateSelector instance. The difference is that the MicrosoftPresenterItemTemplate uses a Microsoft Logo in place of the presenter's avatar image. In the following XAML I've defined two DataTemplates. Each presenter has a Name, Title, Company and AvatarUrl. I've exposed a property, Presenters, that lists a selection of presenters for the upcoming Xamarin Developer Summit. For the purpose of this post I'm going to define a static array of data that we'll be working. Let's jump in and build out a basic page with some data.

UWP OVERRIDE SELECTED TEXT COLOR CODE

The flexibility offered by the XAML framework, whether you code in XAML or in C#, is truly amazing, as you'll come to see. In this post you'll see that there are all sorts of templates, that allow you to tailor the ListView. You might be thinking that surely the ListView only has 1, maybe 2, templates. However, the GridView shares the same templates, just with a default horizontal layout.

As both ListView and GridView inherit from ListViewBase, I'm actually going to focus my attention on the ListView. So, in this post I'm going to walk through ListView Templates and GridView Templates. I feel the topic of templates warrants at least one follow up post.

UWP OVERRIDE SELECTED TEXT COLOR WINDOWS

I have tested this on a simple blank app - MainPage.In my previous post I discussed Control Template in Windows development (UWP and Platform.Uno). I'm still not sure why the accent colour generated by Fluent Theme editor is not being applied though. If you put this resource in a global location (like in Application.xaml), it should override the accent colour everywhere. This is the resource you need to override to avoid the system accent color coming through, for example: #FFFF00 Which is a resource using SystemControlForegroundAccentBrush, which is in turn using SystemAccentColor. Something is not right with this resource merging it seems.Īccording to generic.xaml (in C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\DesignTime\CommonConfiguration\Neutral\UAP\1.0\Generic), the AccentButtonStyle uses the following for hover background: AccentButtonBackgroundPointerOver I am now having problems with ContentDialog, but that's a different SO post. When I put both in the app.xaml and removed page resources, the weird problems with accent colors disappeared. įor some reason that does not work correctly. In each page I had a color theme as a resource dictionary. In my app.xaml I had this for WinUI controls: See image where lime highlight is visible when mouse hovers over check box. System accent color is coming through even in Fluent XAML Theme Editor App itself, although not for the "Accent Button" but for "Check Box" and some other controls. How can I enforce my accent colors consistently? Obviously I do not want to have to re-style each control, I just want the colors from the resource dictionary to be used consistently.

These shades are defined in the resource dictionary as SystemAccentColorDark1 - SystemAccentColorLight3, but they seem to be ignored for some reason. I would like a different shade of orange to appear on hover. You don't need to be a graphic designer to know this is a bad look. This is what it looks like without and with hover. Green also appears in combo boxes and radio buttons on mouse hover. For example, an accent button appears green on mouse hover. However, none of this works and Windows Settings green comes through anyway. I have also added this as suggested elsewhere on SO: This was generated by Fluent XAML Theme Editor (both accent and overrides are shades of orange):

In Resource Dictionary I have defined orange accents for my "Dark" theme. Other similar questions on SO have answers that do NOT work for me (please do not mark as duplicate). How can I ensure that this does not happen?

UWP OVERRIDE SELECTED TEXT COLOR WINDOWS 10

When I set accent color to green in Windows 10 Settings (see image below), this accent color comes through in some places.Īs green and orange don't go well together, this looks really bad. My dark color scheme is black/grey with orange accent. I used Fluent XAML Theme Editor app to generate theme resources for my app.