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Let's say we define button style in .Resource tags. The style is apply to all button (TargetTye=Button, x:Key is not set). In some parts of my application, I want to turn this style off.
I seek for a solution where a "style undo" feature can happen. Like typing in MS Word, when you try some formation (bold/underline) - should read as applying a style - and later you undo it to return to initial state.
How can I do it?
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My question is similar to the one here How to invoke windows theme in WPF? - Stack Overflow where the invoked theme is the currently-selected theme of the Windows OS.
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Method 1: Delete a few styles manually right-click on the style you want to delete, then select Delete <style name>.
In the Paragraph Styles menu, move the pointer over the name of the style you want to delete, then click the arrow that appears and choose Delete Style.
CTRL-SPACE removes character-level formatting from the selected text (fonts, italics/bold, font size, etc.) but leaves paragraph formatting (indents, line spacing, etc.) intact. CTRL-Q leaves fonts and other character formatting intact but reverts paragraph-level formatting to Normal Style of current document.
just give like this
Style={x:Null}
<Button Style="{x:Null}" Content="Show"/>
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