@@AndrewKeepCoding I think I figured out what the issue was. For some reason if the text isn't "Default" it won't work. I was trying to use "Use system setting" and it would just change to the default setting in my app. I got around this by having the option called "Use system setting" and changing the text to "Default" before applying the theme.
This is great, but what if you want to customize de light and dark themes, for example if you want to override the background color in both themes. How can you do that?
You might be able to do that with ThemeResources. Can you post a question with more details in StackOverflow with a [winui-3] tag? stackoverflow.com/users/2411960/andrew-keepcoding?tab=summary
@@AndrewKeepCoding yes, I saw it. I tried it, but there is no Command attribute in the ComboBox in xaml. In this case there are no problems. This is the most beautiful place. network so you can help me? Thank you in advance
I guess it might be easier to do this in StackOverflow. Can you post a question with the [winui-3] tag? stackoverflow.com/users/2411960/andrew-keepcoding
Do you mean a tutorial about how to use Community Toolkit MVVM commands? I think it's a great one but it might take time. If you have any questions, you can ask me here (^o^)
@@AndrewKeepCoding Yes... WinUi and Maui will heavily dependent on Microsoft's MVVM toolkit. Will be awesome if you made a series on different utilities it has ☺️
muchas gracias por tus videos, quetal si podrias compartir tu codigo en Github, el tutorial de pagina de microsoft no me funciona porque es para UWP, y estoy en WinUI3
that was so helpful, thank you so much
Glad it helps!
Is there a way to make "Default" use the actual system theme instead of defaulting to Dark mode?
"Default" does use the system theme. I reconfirmed it with a test project, and it works as expected.🤔
@@AndrewKeepCoding I think I figured out what the issue was. For some reason if the text isn't "Default" it won't work. I was trying to use "Use system setting" and it would just change to the default setting in my app. I got around this by having the option called "Use system setting" and changing the text to "Default" before applying the theme.
This is great, but what if you want to customize de light and dark themes, for example if you want to override the background color in both themes. How can you do that?
You might be able to do that with ThemeResources. Can you post a question with more details in StackOverflow with a [winui-3] tag?
stackoverflow.com/users/2411960/andrew-keepcoding?tab=summary
how do i set this across the whole app?
AFAIK, you need to set this on each Page.🤔
hi! how to do this, if I use combobox instead of radiobuttons??
Hi! I add some sample code in the GitHub repo. Let me know if you have further questions.
github.com/AndrewKeepCoding/SwitchingThemesSampleApp#update
@@AndrewKeepCoding yes, I saw it. I tried it, but there is no Command attribute in the ComboBox in xaml. In this case there are no problems. This is the most beautiful place. network so you can help me? Thank you in advance
I guess it might be easier to do this in StackOverflow. Can you post a question with the [winui-3] tag?
stackoverflow.com/users/2411960/andrew-keepcoding
Nice tutorial, Andrew-san. Can you make one on implementing basic commands through mvvm on WinUi
Do you mean a tutorial about how to use Community Toolkit MVVM commands? I think it's a great one but it might take time. If you have any questions, you can ask me here (^o^)
@@AndrewKeepCoding Yes... WinUi and Maui will heavily dependent on Microsoft's MVVM toolkit. Will be awesome if you made a series on different utilities it has ☺️
I'll do my best! Thanks for the suggestion!😎
muchas gracias por tus videos, quetal si podrias compartir tu codigo en Github, el tutorial de pagina de microsoft no me funciona porque es para UWP, y estoy en WinUI3
Acabo de subir los codigos de este tutorial a GitHub. Chequea la descripciones de este video. (・∀・)