Added the HorizontalIconAlignment property to the button.

[m0lDaViA]

Added the HorizontalIconAlignment property to the button. You can now choose, if you want to show the icon left or right to the content.

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[Jay-o-Way]

Hm, the word "alignment" usually sounds like it is placed inside of a space. Like: text on a page is aligned inside/between the borders of the page. Not next to the page. Here, is more like a position relative to something else.

[m0lDaViA]

Hm, the word "alignment" usually should like it is placed inside of a space. Like: text on a page is aligned inside/between the borders of the page. Not next to the page. Here, is more like a position relative to something else.

But it isn't relative, that's the difference.

[Jay-o-Way]

What I mean is, the icon is placed to the left/right of the content/text. Therefore I think "HorizontalIconPlacement" would be a good (or even more accurate) wording.

By the way, I assume this works well in RTL language?

[m0lDaViA]

What I mean is, the icon is placed to the left/right of the content/text. Therefore I think "HorizontalIconPlacement" would be a good (or even more accurate) wording.

By the way, I assume this works well in RTL language?

In this case I followed the standard alignment that MS uses.

[m0lDaViA]

1120 & #887 can check the last commit.

[m0lDaViA]

I don't know why, but my vs is bugged rn. I cannot create visible styles and my formatter does instead of formatting only opened files all .xaml files. Sorry for that.