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Proposal: Add some public documentation/information on how language 'projection' works in WinRT
I know that WinRT components have interface definition files, which somehow enable the API for the component to be used by multiple languages e.g. C#, C++. However, I can find very little information on the finer details of how this works. I've heard rumours that the way this works might change with something called cswinrt, but it would still be useful to know the principles and some more details
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I think the navigation bar isn't discoverable enough since 0.7.3
Describe the solution you'd like
like you show that a folder is selectable in the navigation bar, you could also highlight the whole navigation bar when hovering over it to make for the user visible that you can click on the navigation bar to edit the path
Problem description
I am trying to create Windows UWP application using react-uwp.
These are the steps I follow to create react native windows app - https://microsoft.github.io/react-native-windows/docs/getting-started#running-a-react-native-windows-app
After that I am editing App.js to include Theme from react-uwp. This is my code -
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import React, { Component } from 'react';
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Jul 1, 2020 - C#
Is this a totally new sample, an addition to an existing sample page, or a modification of an existing sample page?
- New sample
- Addition to existing sample
- Modification to existing sample
If this is an addition/modification to an existing sample page, which one?
All Sample Pages
Additional context
There's a lot of samples that have additional code that's not
in the sample app when I bring the pointer close to the listview it should show the reveal highlight on the borders, but it does not, however when I hover on the listviewitems, then I can see the reveal properly. However the issue does not exist when the theme is actually exported into a uwp app.
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Jul 14, 2020 - TypeScript
The circle inside the radiobutton is not in the center when I use it in a high dpi display, using Google Chrome.
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Mar 24, 2019 - JavaScript
Currently, clicking on a button causes there to be a ring of light around the mouse.
In apps using fluent design, this ring of light rapidly expands and then fades when clicking on a button. In addition, if clicking and holding, the same effect occurs, but slower.
This can be previewed in the Windows 10 settings app (animations in Windows must be turned on).


Currently, Dynamic Transitions happen instantly. We should add an option for a 'smooth' transition between states (especially Dynamic Window States), like ChromeOS. Intended to work with TranslucentTB/TranslucentTB#64.