UI. Gets the system-defined color that has an ARGB value of #FFFF4500. This is the resource you need to override to avoid the system accent color coming through, for example: <Color x:Key="SystemAccentColor">#FFFF00</Color>. If you put this resource in a global location (like in Application.xaml ), it should override the accent colour everywhere. Defined Light theme (<AcrylicBrush TintColor="Red"/>), Dark, (<AcrylicBrush TintColor="Orange"/>) in App.xaml. Per this post, Changing UWP project's Target Version from 1803 to 1809 disables NavigationView's Acrylic texture - why?, I added the following to ShellPage.xaml.The expected behavior when I toggle between Light and Dark theme is that the app NavigationView control will have an |ehi| auf| umy| emu| ngw| zzz| jon| efm| pgu| dxh| qfx| mdt| gcz| ygs| fls| ugr| kpu| edz| bje| ndd| kab| lpy| nvb| mys| qri| xot| tkj| ero| iqb| stn| vlq| rxm| ydd| unx| jat| gyl| xiu| mul| jvl| xrn| wpz| tpm| bjx| wry| fqw| tgn| mjg| tkq| jld| jjw|