Organizing and Using Low Level Style Elements in WPF Resource Libraries

Rudolf Jan

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6 Apr 2020CPOL10 min read

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Explains how to set up and use colours, fonts and dimensions for re-usability in WPF applications

A bottom up approach to re-use low level style elements, like colours, margins, widths, heights and fonts to build up a re-usable library with resource dictionaries. Focus is on the low level aspects and on the way you can organize all these elements in a separate library.

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Rudolf Jan

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Netherlands

Got an MS degree in Electrical Engineering a long time ago (in the time before Computer Science was invented as something you could study). I have been involved somehow in software development since I created my first Algol 60 program, using punched cards and an IBM360 machine. Now I develop C#/WPF desktop applications, partly for fun, partly to help other people.

Organizing and Using Low Level Style Elements in WPF Resource Libraries

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