How To Change Themes Using WPF Tutorial

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[@ruchanadguzel1237]

i watched yout navigation video before and i liked your explanation style since then. again great video

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[@mikehankey8666]

Great video, look forward to viewing others.

[@noahyannis2465]

Nice

[@bekzod3322]

The legend is back! :)

[@malachyokwute3010]

Awesome, much simpler way of changing theme than I’m used to. Thanks

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[@NaderJomaa]

Awesome Tutorial As usual 😃

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Thank you Nader! I appreciate it! :-)

[@Merlock1010]

I haven't tested it, but based on the .RemoveAt() and .Add() functions. How does this work if you have multiple ResourceDictionaries in your merged dictionaries? If it removes the resource dictionary at index 0 and then adds a new resourcedictionary (which will be added as the last index?), doesnt that mean toggling the button will repeatedly remove all my other resourcedictionaries and then keep adding a new one? Edit: if I'm correct, it would be better practice to use .insert() at index 0 instead, so you make sure your added resourcedictionary will be the one that gets removed next time.

[@graemerenney8171]

Removing the old one by name worked for me private void OnToggleButtonChecked(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { _IsLightTheme = !_IsLightTheme; string newThemePath = _IsLightTheme ? "Themes/Light.xaml" : "Themes/Dark.xaml"; string oldThemePath = !_IsLightTheme ? "Themes/Light.xaml" : "Themes/Dark.xaml"; var newTheme = (ResourceDictionary)Application.LoadComponent(new Uri(newThemePath, UriKind.Relative)); var oldTheme = (ResourceDictionary)Application.LoadComponent(new Uri(oldThemePath, UriKind.Relative)); Application.Current.Resources.MergedDictionaries.Remove(oldTheme); Application.Current.Resources.MergedDictionaries.Add(newTheme); }

[@customaries]

good to see more videos!

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[@belowsir5222]

where do you coding at ? its not VS ?

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Good question! It's Rider, by JetBrains :-)

[@dafniperez1108]

What software are you using?

[@zopenzop2225]

Nice video!

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[@Shin_v2]

awesome video !

[@FernandoLuisBernardiLucas]

Great video

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Thank you Fernando! :-)

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What happened to your game videos

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Most of the game development stuff has been moved over to the Discord server where we discuss things :-)

[@programmerlp]

Ok, its very simple :D

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Hey man Im trying to make a login UI for a competition, do you have discord? Im trying to use visual studio 2022 to make it and I want to make it more modern so if you can help Ill appreciate it ❤

[@nocompson]

Also what app were you using in this video 😭