BasedOn=“{StaticResource {x:Type TextBox}}” in Code Behind for Style?

Try this: editingStyle. BasedOn = (Style) FindResource(typeof (TextBox)) And I don't know any way how you can make it apply the Theme style without specifying BasedOn If there is such a way, I would like to know it two.

Try this: editingStyle. BasedOn = (Style) FindResource(typeof (TextBox)) And I don't know any way how you can make it apply the Theme style without specifying BasedOn. If there is such a way, I would like to know it two...

Beautiful! Thanks Pavlo, works! – Meleak Mar 4 at 15:08.

This should work: Style baseStyle = new Style(typeof(TextBox)); Style editingStyle = new Style(typeof(TextBox)); editingStyle. BasedOn = baseStyle; You can also do it in the constructor: Style editingStyle = new Style(typeof(TextBox), baseStyle).

Thanks for your answer! Yes, I hoped that would work to but the Theme Style isn't picked up for some reason. If I do it in Xaml it works.. – Meleak Mar 4 at 14:58.

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