I understand now. It is nothing special. Just the fontfamily and
fontsize is inhereted from parent panel.
I created a new style very easily by copying one of the others from
SketchStyles.xaml.
This can be done I suppose for any UI element that doesn't have a default
sketch style :
<Style x:Key="BasicListView-Sketch" TargetType="{x:Type
ListView}" d:StyleDefaultContent="Basic Text">
<Setter Property="FontFamily"
Value="{DynamicResource FontFamily-Sketch}"/>
<Setter Property="FontSize"
Value="16"/>
<Setter Property="Foreground"
Value="{DynamicResource BaseForeground-Sketch}"/>
</Style>
On Thu, 07 Jan 2010 06:47:18 +0530 wrote
>I am doing a sketchflow prototypes and blend is now my friend since the
good advice the other day. Wpf but I dont think that matters much.
>
>I put a listview inside a tabcontrol / tabitem and the listview seems to
automatically inheret the sketchflow style from the tab or something. It
automatically using the sketchflow font etc for both the column header and
cells.
>
>I put a listview on other screen without a tabcontrol in the same
sketchflow project it doesn't automatically have the sketchflow style.
>
>I like it works automatically as this saves me from creating a style and
looks strange as default style when everything else is sketch.
>
>I tested and if I put a tabcontrol / item around the other listview it has
the sketch style.
>
>I wonder how / why this happens in a tabcontrol / tabitem and I wonder how
I can do it without a tabcontrol?
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