Closed AlexanderBlackman closed 2 years ago
I've decided to deprecate and ultimately remove the xaml titlebar APIs - use the Window.SetTitleBar( ... ) WinUIEx provides instead. Wrt interactive content, there are some APIs for allowing this in the AppWindow class, but I've found them to be quite unpredictable an essentially unusable.
No worries, I guess that's to expected when the official sdk finally provides the formerly missing features WinUIEx filled in.
The custom titlebar works for textblocks/images, but not for interactive content.
2nd Issue, if custom content is too wide, the min/max/close buttons are covered up and unusable.![Example of Image covering up titlebar buttons](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/51733876/154772592-da06da93-8056-4408-acdc-975cb6bfe9b9.png)
Edit: On further testing, controls are ONLY interactive if they have a min/max/close button behind them (eg, when the window is very narrow), but become unresponsive after window is widened. Draggability is inconsistent, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.![the controls work](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/51733876/154777150-47201389-fcf5-450d-8eb5-297c33b304e0.png)