Closed MikeHillberg closed 1 year ago
Describe the bug Xaml text has a feature where it ensures text is high contrast when the user has enabled high contrast mode. It does this by ignoring any Foreground color that's been specified for the text, and by adding a fixed background.
You can disable this behavior with the UIElement.HighContrastAdjustment, and that page has more information on the feature.
The problem is that (when the feature isn't disabled) it doesn't use the high contrast colors that the user has specified in Settings.
Steps to reproduce the bug
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
<Button>Click</Button> <Button HighContrastAdjustment="None">Clack</Button>
Expected behavior
Both buttons should match the Settings configuration, but only the second one does.
Screenshots
Version Info
Windows 1903
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Describe the bug Xaml text has a feature where it ensures text is high contrast when the user has enabled high contrast mode. It does this by ignoring any Foreground color that's been specified for the text, and by adding a fixed background.
You can disable this behavior with the UIElement.HighContrastAdjustment, and that page has more information on the feature.
The problem is that (when the feature isn't disabled) it doesn't use the high contrast colors that the user has specified in Settings.
Steps to reproduce the bug
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Both buttons should match the Settings configuration, but only the second one does.
Screenshots
Version Info
Windows 1903