SolidColorBrush brush = (sender as TextBox). Does anyone know if it is possible to use a standard system color like this with the _GotFocus function as described below? That way, my app can adjust automatically to either a light or dark theme. I'm currently using this approach to change the text color (Foreground) but instead of specifying the color 'White' I want to use something like 'PhoneForegroundBrush' as you would when defining a StaticResource in the XAMLĬode. This will do the job:īrush.Color = (Color)Resources Ok, I found an answer to my own question.

Private void TextBox1_LostFocus(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) SolidColorBrush brush = (sender as TextBox).Foreground as SolidColorBrush Private void TextBox1_GotFocus(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) The 'editable' window shown when the textbox has focus is not part of the template so I don't think there is way to reference it in the template however, the editable window does use the 'Foreground' property of the TextBox control so you couldĬhange the color of the Foreground property in the GotFocus and LostFocus events. Way, my app can adjust automatically to either a light or dark theme. I'm currently using this approach to change the text color (Foreground) but instead of specifying the color 'White' I want to use something like 'PhoneForegroundBrush' as you would when defining a StaticResource in the XAML code. One thing to consider is that natural features such as flowers and grass will be low to. The closer you are to the foreground interest, the more blurred it will be captured. I want the foreground become yellow when editing Collapsed This technique requires a natural feature such as flowers, grass or leaf-covered tree branches to be close to the camera with a distant focal point.

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