I.e. Button
, StackPanel
, Image
,...
Button { Foreground: Red; }
Selects controls by the x:Name
attribute.
#ButtonNameInXaml { Foreground: Red; }
<Button x:Name="ButtonNameInXaml">OK</Button>
A freely choosable name with a meaning, i.e. important
, warning
, success
, primary
, hidden
,...
.warning { Foreground: Red; }
<Button cssWPF:Css.Class="warning">OK</Button>
Taking the hierarchy of your layout in account.
Spaces mean "anywhere below" the left-hand expression, i.e. StackPanel Button
means "All buttons in all StackPanels"
.message-box .footer Button { Foreground: Red; }
2.0.0 also supports an alternative syntax (see Nested Css Selectors):
.message-box { .footer { Button { Foreground: Red; } } }
<StackPanel cssWPF:Css.Class="message-box"> <TextBlock>Message</TextBlock> <StackPanel cssWPF:Css.Class="footer"> <Button>OK</Button> </StackPanel> </StackPanel>Combine multiple Selectors
Multiple selectors can be combined by separating them with commas.
A control satisfying one or more of these selectors gets this style applied - the commas can be read as "OR".
#ButtonNameInXaml, .warning, .message-box .footer Button { Foreground: Red; }
<Button x:Name="ButtonNameInXaml">OK</Button> <TextBox cssWPF:Css.Class="warning"></TextBox> <StackPanel cssWPF:Css.Class="message-box"> <TextBlock>Message</TextBlock> <StackPanel cssWPF:Css.Class="footer"> <Button>OK</Button> </StackPanel> </StackPanel>
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