Yoojun Zhou (busy rn!)

This seems weird, does it happen on the latest commit build of the repository?

> It's been resolved. I found this code in the code base. So we can happily close this issue as resolved?

Thanks for confirming. The earlier PR introduced **ShadowAssist**, which applies to controls that use `BitmapCache`. However, in this case the `ui:DropDownButton` itself doesn’t directly host a `Popup` - the `Popup`...

Which one should we modify, the `FlyoutBase` or the underlying `PopupEx`. A little bit short of ideas. Also, this issue is quite tricky cuz most of time I'm unable to...

Most of the warnings are harmless and can be safely ignored. If you really need to dismiss them you may want to set the ignored warnings in the csproj file.

It doesn't exist because somehow the casing of the path is changed. It should be: ``` source/iNKORE.UI.WPF.Modern/Controls/Helpers/TabItemHelper.cs ``` You should be able to view the file at: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iNKORE-NET/UI.WPF.Modern/0c069985a218b616994b5193516eae2c73fd896a/source/iNKORE.UI.WPF.Modern/Controls/Helpers/TabItemHelper.cs But somehow...

Thanks for filing this. What you're seeing is in fact the stock WPF & WinUI behavior: > **Note** > ToggleButton has the same visual state for the indeterminate and unchecked...

Curious to hear everyone’s thoughts on how the **Indeterminate** state should be represented in the default style. Right now, it’s visually too close to *Unchecked*, which makes it hard to...

> As checked background is blue and unchecked background is white (depending on theme), a possibility would be two have half background blue and half background white (2 triangles, splitted...

> I agree, except if text is also displayed in two différent colors, according to background. > > Or maybe an intermediary background color. Not really clear though. I'll stick...