MaterialDesignInXamlToolkit v3.1.0 Release Notes
Release Date: 2020-04-04 // about 4 years ago-
- ๐ New filter chips style for ToggleButton by @mgnslndh #1456
- โก๏ธ Update to .NET Core 3.1 #1654
- ๐ ColorZone now supports a Custom mode by @ahmedflix25 #1611
- ๐ Pack Icon Changes
- Full list of changes here
ComboBox visual change:
๐ Previously the popup box tried to determine its background color by looking up the visual tree. However this is not always possible (see #1550). The fix (#1576) was to switch it to use the theme brush. If you are not using the
MaterialDesignPaper
theme brush for the control that contains theComboBox
it should just work for you. If you are not doing that, you will notice that the background of yourComobBox
drop down is no longer the same color. You can work around this by setting theMaterialDesignPaper
resource brush at a reasonable level. Something like:\<ComboBox\> \<ComboBox.Resources\> \<SolidColorBrush x:Key="MaterialDesignPaper" Color="Red" /\> \</ComboBox.Resources\> ... \</ComboBox\>
๐ You can also move that brush up to the Window level resources if it makes sense in your application, rather than specifying it on each
ComboBox
. Alternatively if you use the same background for all combo boxes you can use this style in your App.xaml\<Style TargetType="ComboBox" BasedOn="{StaticResource {x:Type ComboBox}}"\> \<Style.Resources\> \<SolidColorBrush x:Key="MaterialDesignPaper" Color="Red" /\> \</Style.Resources\> \</Style\>
๐ฒ A big thank you to everyone who contributed (either logging issues or submitting PRs):
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