Closed tommy9 closed 11 months ago
From a position of zero code reviewing:
Is there a way to make this look more like an office program? Like ui styling that Microsoft uses for host apps, with those classy windows. Having the same design language as ms office would subconsciously put more trust in the ducky I think. But maybe this is hard given VBx hosts span the ages in their own looks.
Or is visual theme not part of this pr and it's more about the kinds of buttons and layout?
Or is visual theme not part of this pr and it's more about the kinds of buttons and layout?
Precisely: theming needs to be looked into early on, but this isn't it. I'm happy with whatever works at the moment.
Sets up draft DialogShell user control in line with #56. Tried to make it flexible by looking ahead to the proposed designs of the message box, rename prompt and preview rename prompt. To accommodate the different layouts, the main content section is set as a
ContentControl
which the various specific view models can define. As an example, the design data file has a code switch to allow previewing either a text block or an input text box.Issues:
Not included is a temporary button to show the dialog in the VBE. Sample with dummy data: