Setting an Elements.Resource Style using BasedOn within a Resource Dictionary?

The way you have BasedOn for a type is correct. This will work in theory as long as, at run time, the style that you are basing it on is merged into the tree correctly. Make sure you have the "myStyles.

Xaml" merged in correctly. You can check this by removing your style you tried to modify and make sure it displays correctly from your style in "myStyles.xaml.

The way you have BasedOn for a type is correct. This will work in theory as long as, at run time, the style that you are basing it on is merged into the tree correctly. Make sure you have the "myStyles.

Xaml" merged in correctly. You can check this by removing your style you tried to modify and make sure it displays correctly from your style in "myStyles.xaml. " If it isn't there are a lot of places you can go wrong, but it always helps to try merging the styles in the file you are working on, then work up the tree to see where it's missing.

This utility will help you look at what is happing in the tree at run time. blois.us/Snoop.

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