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Every Fluent2 control template I've looked at has some very serious issues with resource keys. They don't follow upstream Fluent at all. The original author of this theme just did what they thought best but came up with a far inferior design. I have major concerns launching the Fluent2 theme like this. I think it needs to be re-written following upstream resources...
A good example of this is the Menu/MenuItem resource keys:
What is MenuBarItemBackgroundMousePointer. I think this should be MenuBarItemBackgroundPointerOver matching everywhere else. But there are so many resources missing here based on upstream. It forces re-templating most of the time. It is also incompatible with existing Fluent themes that define these resources.
Description
Every Fluent2 control template I've looked at has some very serious issues with resource keys. They don't follow upstream Fluent at all. The original author of this theme just did what they thought best but came up with a far inferior design. I have major concerns launching the Fluent2 theme like this. I think it needs to be re-written following upstream resources...
A good example of this is the Menu/MenuItem resource keys:
wpf/src/Microsoft.DotNet.Wpf/src/Themes/PresentationFramework.Fluent/Themes/Fluent.Dark.xaml
Lines 513 to 518 in e16222f
What is
MenuBarItemBackgroundMousePointer
. I think this should beMenuBarItemBackgroundPointerOver
matching everywhere else. But there are so many resources missing here based on upstream. It forces re-templating most of the time. It is also incompatible with existing Fluent themes that define these resources.https://github.com/microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml/blob/d74a0332cf0d5e58f12eddce1070fa7a79b4c2db/src/controls/dev/MenuBar/MenuBar_themeresources.xaml#L5-L15
If you notice the
MenuBarItemBackgroundMousePointer
is also flat wrong as it should be pointing to the secondary instead of tertiary brush...Reproduction Steps
See above
Expected behavior
See above
Actual behavior
See above
Regression?
No response
Known Workarounds
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Impact
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Configuration
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