I’m building a C#/WPF application, and using sliders. The sliders do not change size with their height parameter. The slider is always against the top or left of the defined height/width.

I’m building a C#/WPF application, and using sliders. The sliders do not change size with their height parameter. The slider is always against the top or left of the defined height/width.

In this code example, I get two errors:

In this code example, I get two errors:

Closed 2 days ago.

I’m currently working on a WPF application and using the TextBlock.IsHyphenationEnabled property to handle text hyphenation. I understand that hyphenation behavior can be culture-specific, and I’m trying to ensure proper functionality across different languages.

Closed yesterday.

I want to achieve that in a DataGrid a column displays TimeSpan values as hh:mm and users are only able to input values in such a format. I did this with a TextBox some time ago by implementing a user control encapsulating the TextBox and a IValueConverter which takes care of value conversion.

I have an WPF screen with 2 labels: busy and ready.
When I run an update within a method call (RunProcess), triggered with a button, I want to change the visibility at the start to show the busy label and hide the ready label, and show ready + hide busy at the end of the process which can take a few minutes to run.

I have an WPF screen with 2 labels: busy and ready.
When I run an update within a method call (RunProcess), triggered with a button, I want to change the visibility at the start to show the busy label and hide the ready label, and show ready + hide busy at the end of the process which can take a few minutes to run.