DataTemplates in resource dictionaries don't inherit from app.xaml styles?

DataTemplates in resource dictionaries don't inherit from app.xaml styles?



1.c# 3.0 - How to set default WPF Window Style in app.xaml ...

Description:I am trying to set the default Style for every window in my
WPF Windows application in my app.xaml. So far i have this in app.xaml:
<Application.Resources> < ...



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Description:24-01-2013 · How Do I Use It In My Own Applications. This
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3.xaml - Load WPF styles or other Static Resources from an ...

Description:I have a few WPF applications and I want all my styles to be
in a shared assembly instead of declaring them in each application
separately. I am looking for a way so ...



4.WPF: A Beginner's Guide: Part 2 of n - CodeProject

Description:11-03-2008 · An introduction into XAML / code and WPF
resources.; Author: Sacha Barber; Updated: 11 Mar 2008; Section: Windows
Presentation Foundation; Chapter ...



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6.CODE Framework: Writing MVVM/MVC WPF Applications

Description:Listing 1: Our CustomerController class using
CODE.Framework.Wpf.Mvvm; using MyBusinessApplication.Models.Customer;
namespace MyBusinessApplication.Controllers ...



7.Benjamin's programming Blog | Programming with passion

Description:In my last post I started some work on a basic implementation
of JavaFX style properties for use in WPF view models. During the past
week I have been experimenting ...



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9.Navigation with MVVM | Rachel Lim's Blog

Description:18-12-2011 · Hi Radu, I don't use Expression Blend a lot, but
I believe you can use the d: prefix to specify a design-time DataContext.
This will allow your ...



10.Pelebyte » WPF - because computers get angry when they ...

Description:There is no shortage of information out there on how to speed
up the performance of WPF applications, but too often the focus is on the
weird stuff instead of the ...