If the ripple is underneath the main ContentPresenter in the template of the style:
The pressed state of the buttons inside will work correctly but the click will not go through the different controls (for example an image) to activate the ripple. A combination of IsHitTestVisible="False" can be used on some controls but will still be an issue in some cases depending on the design.
If the ripple is on top of the main ContentPresenter in the template of the style:
The ripple will work correctly but you will not be able to have the pressed state of the buttons underneath
Expected behavior
Find a solution to add the ripple to the style for the CardContentControl
@kazo0 / @jeromelaban
I was stuck on finding a solution for this one last year
@kazo0 maybe you can take a look at it with the latest changes for the CardContentControl to give your opinion please
Current behavior
If the ripple is underneath the main ContentPresenter in the template of the style: The pressed state of the buttons inside will work correctly but the click will not go through the different controls (for example an image) to activate the ripple. A combination of IsHitTestVisible="False" can be used on some controls but will still be an issue in some cases depending on the design.
If the ripple is on top of the main ContentPresenter in the template of the style: The ripple will work correctly but you will not be able to have the pressed state of the buttons underneath
Expected behavior
Find a solution to add the ripple to the style for the CardContentControl
Anything else we need to know?
Related issue #85