As shown in my previous articles using sample xaml as style and themes, here I am using community popular MahApps.Metro wpf theme, This is a royal theme and looks very very cool. Implementation is bit different from the previous step by step guides, but idea is same. To download this theme package, On the Visual studio go to Tools, then NuGet Package Manager and select Package Manager Console. On the command line type Install-Package MahApps.Metro hit enter. It starts downloading two main packages ControlzEx and MahApp.Metro to the underlined folder. These folder contains different version .net dll libraries program files.
I have collected and copied 3 dll files from .net40 folders under lib folders from respective packages. All three dll files are pasted under themes.
#1 My Ps1 file with code is kept under MahApps.Metro folder. and Content is as below. This code loads all the .dll assembly libraries from themes folder. $ScriptPath=Split-Path-Parent $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Path $AssemblyLocation=Join-Path-Path $ScriptPath-ChildPath .themes foreach($Assemblyin(Dir $AssemblyLocation-Filter *.dll)) { [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadFrom($Assembly.fullName)|out-null }
#2 Change starting node syntax from to .
#3 Next add new namespace xmlns:Controls="clr-namespace:MahApps.Metro.Controls;assembly=MahApps.Metro".
#4 Below are the dll libraries xaml theme style files, they are embedded in the dll applications. Paste it as it is above and below Title. You can change the Color and base color, I have provided supported color names which you can change anytime. 1
#5 This is last change to the xaml file, change the closing syntax of last line, with below line, and my complete script looks like below screenshot. to .
Once these changes are done, I must admit, it looks very beautiful and professional than my earlier themes. I don't have to make a single change to adjust the colors or style unlike previous. There are few more custom controls given, also few nice icons and other stuff available which can be found on official https://mahapps.com/ website., It has detailed documentation.
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