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I added a Save and a CancelButton to my project, my SaveButton does nothing (for now), and when I click it, it shows a black stroke around it, but it keeps the black stroke after my click is done.
I don't think it should stay there when it's on Focus, with my mouse hovering it. It should go back to what it was before, and not preserve a visual state. It should have a visual state that reflect it's current state and two visual states for the same state doesn't seems to be correct in my opinion.
_Here goes the images to illustrate my point: _
Both Buttons, not selected:
Save Button clicked:
Cancel Button clicked:
You can simulate this easily if you press a button and slide the mouse outside it, and then let the mouse go. The hovering state will still work, making the button darker, but the black stroke will be there after you "try to drag" the button.
Expected outcome
After I my mouse click finishes (Mouse Up) the Button should go back to a selected or hovering state, just like it was before the clicking.
Environment
MahApps.Metro v1.2.4
Windows 7x64
Visual Studio 2015 Update 2
.NET Framework 4.5
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What steps will reproduce this issue?
I added a
Save
and aCancel
Button
to my project, mySave
Button
does nothing (for now), and when I click it, it shows a black stroke around it, but it keeps the black stroke after my click is done.I don't think it should stay there when it's on
Focus
, with my mouse hovering it. It should go back to what it was before, and not preserve a visual state. It should have a visual state that reflect it's current state and two visual states for the same state doesn't seems to be correct in my opinion._Here goes the images to illustrate my point: _
Both Buttons, not selected:
Save Button clicked:
Cancel Button clicked:
You can simulate this easily if you press a button and slide the mouse outside it, and then let the mouse go. The hovering state will still work, making the button darker, but the black stroke will be there after you "try to drag" the button.
Expected outcome
After I my mouse click finishes (Mouse Up) the
Button
should go back to aselected
orhovering
state, just like it was before the clicking.Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: