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1. Is it possible to expand a xaml setter?
I think it's impossible. You can try to put additional triggers into Style.Triggers and don't touch Template property at all. In your sample it should work.c# - Style.Triggers vs ControlTemplate.Triggers - Stack Overflow[^]
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Irina Pykhova Updated: 15 Jul 2016
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2. How to make a ListView or GridView scroll horizntally (left and right) in XAML
MS changed scrolling direction to vertical intentionally in UWP. If you need horizontal scrolling, you should define own style with control template. Take default style: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/mt299128.aspx and change all things about orientation
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Irina Pykhova Updated: 29 Oct 2015
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3. Extending GridView with Drag and Drop for Grouping and Variable Sized Items
This article describes the implementation of an extended GridView control that enables drag and drop with grouping and variable sized items.
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Irina PykhovaGreg Lutz Updated: 9 Oct 2015
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4. How to Upgrade Extended GridView from WinRT to Universal Windows Platform (UWP)
This article describes the implementation of an extended GridView control for the Universal Windows Platform (UWP).
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Irina Pykhova Updated: 8 Oct 2015
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5. WPF: Hit testing is slow.
do some things:1. don't subscribe on Timer.Elapsed events many times. Throw away subscription and second Dispatcher.BeginInvoke in event handler;2. don't test every screen point as you do now. I think, you only need to hit test single random point. And if this place is not empty, the second...
Irina Pykhova Updated: 25 Aug 2015
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