Using Styles in Windows Presentation Foundation?

What you're trying to do is fundamentally flawed. For starters, your style's setter doesn't specify a target property. Presumably, the target property should be Background : Style x:Key="CompletedBackground" TargetType="ListViewItem.

What you're trying to do is fundamentally flawed. For starters, your style's setter doesn't specify a target property. Presumably, the target property should be Background: Secondly, you're then trying to assign a Style instance to the Background property, which is of type Brush, not Style.

Depending on exactly what you're trying to achieve, you should be able to just change the Style to a Brush resource: Then use it from your trigger in the same fashion you already are.

Fast answer Kent :). I can't do it faster than you :)). Also I think Filip is referencing style, which is defined inside control template's logical tree.

Probably worth mention to define it inside ... Not in the grid. Cheers. – Anvaka Sep 28 '09 at 12:22 I want it to be globally accessable by all my ListViews, so not only in that controltemplate.

Thanks – Filip Ekberg Sep 28 '09 at 12:28.

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