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WPF with XAML - Button losing the foreground color
I have a UserControl that has a button in it. The button is initially in gray but if the user clicks on the button it changes to blue. This works fine but if the user then presses CTRL+A to select the entire button the BG of the button changes to white.
There is no background color on the UserControl itself. When I click CTRL+A the button stays in blue but changes to white (white BG, gray Foreground).
Is there a way to prevent the BG from changing?
A:
Set the Background property of the Button to null (or use the default value from the Button element)
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