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| | RepeatButton not inheriting style of ButtonBase In the January CTP, I have a style declared for ButtonBase. Later, in a style declared for my scrollbar, I use a <RepeatButton>, but it will not look like I tell a ButtonBase to look unless I explicitly say Style="{StaticResource {x:Type ButtonBase}}" . RepeatButton is a subclass of ButtonBase, so I would expect it to take on the background, etc. (and my regular Button classes do work this way, although I explicitly have a button style declared). Is what I am seeing a bug or by design such that concrete classes will not implicitly inherit style from an abstract superclass? |
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