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Added key names to Sizer controls to make it possible to override the styles #717
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Thanks @0x5bfa, we're usually pretty good about this pattern for Toolkit controls, but this is a bit odder case with the inheritance from a common style. Appreciate you taking a look into it! 🦙❤️ @Arlodotexe I did a quick pass, I think it all looks good. Mind doing a functional test of the changes? I think we have some basic loading tests for these, but we don't do much with the visuals. |
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Fixes
Added key names to the Sizer controls so you override the styles of the Sizer controls.
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What is the current behavior?
You cannot override unless you copy and paste the style of SizerBase. The three deriviative controls even didn't have their own styles. And you couldn't create a style for one of them because all of them didn't set
DefaultKeyStyleproperty.What is the new behavior?
Being able to override.
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I've tested this change in the sample app & with the Sizer tests on my local.