I am converting my UWP app to WinUI and .Net 8.0. I have a control template for a GridSplitter that uses the GridSplitter.Element to create a control template that includes a Grid and two Buttons. In WinUI it tells me the Element tag is not valid. I have not found examples of GridSplitter Style or Control Templates for WinUI. Can I still create a custom control template for a GridSplitter in WinUI? The reason for the template is to have a static Window in the left pane and a changeable page in the right pane based on one of the button clicks. I have not figured out a work around but could find one if I cannot control template the GridSplitter.

I am converting my UWP app to WinUI and .Net 8.0. I have a control template for a GridSplitter that uses the GridSplitter.Element to create a control template that includes a Grid and two Buttons. In WinUI it tells me the Element tag is not valid. I have not found examples of GridSplitter Style or Control Templates for WinUI. Can I still create a custom control template for a GridSplitter in WinUI? The reason for the template is to have a static Window in the left pane and a changeable page in the right pane based on one of the button clicks. I have not figured out a work around but could find one if I cannot control template the GridSplitter.

I am converting my UWP app to WinUI and .Net 8.0. I have a control template for a GridSplitter that uses the GridSplitter.Element to create a control template that includes a Grid and two Buttons. In WinUI it tells me the Element tag is not valid. I have not found examples of GridSplitter Style or Control Templates for WinUI. Can I still create a custom control template for a GridSplitter in WinUI? The reason for the template is to have a static Window in the left pane and a changeable page in the right pane based on one of the button clicks. I have not figured out a work around but could find one if I cannot control template the GridSplitter.

I am converting my UWP app to WinUI and .Net 8.0. I have a control template for a GridSplitter that uses the GridSplitter.Element to create a control template that includes a Grid and two Buttons. In WinUI it tells me the Element tag is not valid. I have not found examples of GridSplitter Style or Control Templates for WinUI. Can I still create a custom control template for a GridSplitter in WinUI? The reason for the template is to have a static Window in the left pane and a changeable page in the right pane based on one of the button clicks. I have not figured out a work around but could find one if I cannot control template the GridSplitter.

I am converting my UWP app to WinUI and .Net 8.0. I have a control template for a GridSplitter that uses the GridSplitter.Element to create a control template that includes a Grid and two Buttons. In WinUI it tells me the Element tag is not valid. I have not found examples of GridSplitter Style or Control Templates for WinUI. Can I still create a custom control template for a GridSplitter in WinUI? The reason for the template is to have a static Window in the left pane and a changeable page in the right pane based on one of the button clicks. I have not figured out a work around but could find one if I cannot control template the GridSplitter.

I am converting my UWP app to WinUI and .Net 8.0. I have a control template for a GridSplitter that uses the GridSplitter.Element to create a control template that includes a Grid and two Buttons. In WinUI it tells me the Element tag is not valid. I have not found examples of GridSplitter Style or Control Templates for WinUI. Can I still create a custom control template for a GridSplitter in WinUI? The reason for the template is to have a static Window in the left pane and a changeable page in the right pane based on one of the button clicks. I have not figured out a work around but could find one if I cannot control template the GridSplitter.

I am converting my UWP app to WinUI and .Net 8.0. I have a control template for a GridSplitter that uses the GridSplitter.Element to create a control template that includes a Grid and two Buttons. In WinUI it tells me the Element tag is not valid. I have not found examples of GridSplitter Style or Control Templates for WinUI. Can I still create a custom control template for a GridSplitter in WinUI? The reason for the template is to have a static Window in the left pane and a changeable page in the right pane based on one of the button clicks. I have not figured out a work around but could find one if I cannot control template the GridSplitter.